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Vendor descom Package omnipay-paypal Short Description PayPal Orders v2 (REST) driver for Omnipay License
MIT
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Implements the current PayPal Orders v2 API (/v2/checkout/orders) with the redirect
approval flow: create an order, redirect the buyer to PayPal, capture on return.
Instalation
Basic Usage
Create purchase request
Complete purchase request
On buyer return PayPal appends ?token={orderId} to your returnUrl. Capture the order:
Framework integration
This is a framework-agnostic Omnipay driver: it has no Laravel dependency and ships no
routes or service providers. The buyer-return endpoint (the URL you set as returnUrl)
is the host application's responsibility — it should call completePurchase() to capture
the order and then redirect the buyer back to the storefront.
On the descom platform this return route is provided generically by
descom/payment-gateway, so no
PayPal-specific glue is required here.
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