README

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Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require stojankukrika/paxum-payment

If you are using Laravel in a version < 5.5, the service provider must be registered as a next step:

// config/app.php
'providers' => [
    ...
   stojankukrika\PaxumPayment\PaxumPaymentServiceProvider
];

and add in aliases

// config/app.php
'aliases' => [
    ...
   'Paxum' => \stojankukrika\PaxumPayment\Facades\PaxumPayment::class
];

After that run migration to make payment table to log payments

$ php artisan migrate

Configuration

Add in your .env file variables:

- PAXUM_EMAIL 
- PAXUM_SHARED_SECRET  
- PAXUM_SANDBOX

set it values from paxum.com and publish this provider using:

$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider=stojankukrika\PaxumPayment\PaxumPaymentServiceProvider

Important note

Before testing Payment API Code Sample do not forget to do the following from Merchant Services >> API Settings:

• Enable API
• Enable API methods you want to use
• Add your IP address to "Allowed IPs" list
• "Generate New Shared Secret", if you didn't already received it by email during API activation
• PAXUM_SANDBOX is true if it's test and if is production then set it to false

###Usage Firstable you initialize PaxumPayment class then call some method, like this:

$paxum = new PaxumPayment();
$response = $paxum->transferFunds('email@example.com',50,'USD');

Here you can find all function list and how to call each of them Paxum apiFunctionList.

All requests returns string xml which you can easy parse using: $xml = simplexml_load_string($response); Then you will get SimpleXMLElement which is Object and you can get his properties and work with them.

Changelog

• 2.1 - version who work with CURL
• 2.0 - version with tracking response code and return string xml as response
• 1.0 - initial version

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.