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Package corvuspay_wallet_php_sdk
Short Description CorvusPay Wallet PHP SDK
License MIT
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Informations about the package corvuspay_wallet_php_sdk
Installation
After downloading the project, add it as a dependancy to your application.
or use composer
Composer is a package manager for PHP. In the composer.json file in your project add:
And then in the file where you want to use the library write:
Dependencies
The bindings require the following extensions in order to work properly:
- ext-mbstring
- ext-json
- ext-openssl
- ext-posix
- ext-curl
- psr/log
- ext-simplexml
- monolog/monolog
If you use Composer, these dependencies should be handled automatically. If you install manually, you'll want to make sure that these extensions are available.
Getting Started
Simple usage for basic checkout looks like:
Optional parameters are:
- cardholder_name
- cardholder_surname
- cardholder_address
- cardholder_city
- cardholder_zip_code
- cardholder_country
- cardholder_phone
- cardholder_email
- subscription
- number_of_installments
- payment_all
- payment_all_dynamic
- payment_amex
- payment_diners
- payment_dina
- payment_visa
- payment_master
- payment_maestro
- payment_discover
- payment_jcb
- installments_map
- cc_type
- cardholder_country_code
- hide_tabs
- creditor_reference
- debtor_iban
- best_before
- discount_amount
Example for cancelling a preauthorized transaction
Example for completing a preauthorized transaction
Example for partially completing a preauthorized transaction
Example for refunding a transaction
Example for partially refunding a transaction
Example for charging the next subscription payment
Example for checking transaction status
Example for checking PIS transaction status
Configuring a Logger
It can be configured with a PSR-3 compatible logger for example with MonologLogger:
Images
The images used in this library can be found on the official CorvusPay website.
Documentation
See the integration manual for more information.
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