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Informations about the package whmcs
Laravel WHMCS API
Important Notes
For Laravel 4, please refer to this notes. Click Here
Laravel 5 - Simple package for WHMCS external API.
Installation
Run this to install on your current project
$ composer require gufy/whmcs:~2Or you can add this package to your composer.json file:
"require": {
"gufy/whmcs": "~2"
}Use composer to install this package.
$ composer updateConfiguration
Registering the Package
register this service provider at the bottom of the $providers array: app.php
'Gufy\Whmcs\WhmcsServiceProvider'Publish the configuration
When this command is executed, the configuration files for your application will be copied to app/config/packages/gufy/whmcs where they can be safely modified by the developer!
php artisan vendor:publish gufy/whmcsSetting you API URL
go to config/whmcs.php and set the parameters
return array(
'username' => 'api-username',
'password' => 'api-password', // fill these if you want to use username password
'auth_type' => 'password', // password or api_key
'url' => 'http://www.site.com/whmcs/includes/api.php', // API url
'response' => 'object', // you can fill with either object or array
);Usage
Basic usage
Logging a user to WHMCS
$username = 'client'; // Client Username
$password = 'password'; // Client Password
$login = Whmcs::execute('validatelogin', array(
'email' => $username,
'password2' => $password
));
// or
$login = Whmcs::validatelogin(array(
'email' => $username,
'password2' => $password
));
if($login->result == 'success') {
echo 'User Logged In';
} elseif($login->result == 'error') {
echo $login->message;
}For reference on WHMCS API please follow http://docs.whmcs.com/API
Dynamic Configuration
If your site has multiple whmcs configuration, you sure will do override configuration like this
\Config::set('whmcs.url','http://whmcs.site.com/includes/api.php');
\Config::set('whmcs.password','your_password');
\Config::set('whmcs.username','your_username');