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Note :

If you're going to use this package with Laravel 4, make sure to include the Laravel 4 version:

laravel-paypalpayment

laravel-paypalpayment is a simple package that helps you to process direct credit card payments, stored credit card payments and PayPal account payments with your Laravel 4/5 projects using PayPal REST API SDK.

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Installation

Install this package through Composer. To your composer.json file, add:

Next, run composer update to download it.

Add the service provider to config/app.php (app/config/app.php in Laravel 4), within the providers array.

Then add an alias to config/app.php (app/config/app.php), within the aliases array.

Finaly Pulish the package configuration by running this CMD

Configuration

By default, this package load the configuration from the paypal_payment.php file in the laravel config path, but if you want to use the ini config file change to true the config.ini setting

Then go to vendor\gonpre\paypalpayment\src\Gonpre\PayPalPayment\sdk_config.ini.

Set your SDK configuration acct1.ClientId and acct1.ClientSecret , set the service.mode to the mode that you want , by default it set to testing mode which is service.mode="sandbox". If you were going live, change it to live mode service.mode="live".

https://gist.github.com/jaypatel512/0af613871ea499985022

Example Code

1.- Initiate The Configuration

Create new controller PayPalPaymentController and initiate the configuration :

If you want to use the Laravel config file: The first step is to publish the config with artisan vendor:publish. This will create the config file storage/paypal_payment.php (app/config/paypal_payment.php in Laravel 4). Configurate it, then replace the setConfig() method call (see above) with:

2.- Create Payment

Add the create() function to the PayPalPaymentController Controller

3.- List Payment

Add the index() function to the PayPalPaymentController Controller

4.- Get Payment details

Add the show() function to the PayPalPaymentController Controller

5.- Execute Payment

Only for Payment with payment_method as "paypal"

Go to your routes.php file and register a resourceful route to the controller: Route::resource('payment', 'PayPalPaymentController');

These examples pick the SDK configuration dynamically. If you want to pick your configuration from the sdk_config.ini file make sure to set thus configuration there.

Conclusion

I hope this package help someone around -_*