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PayGatePro - Handle Payments in Your Laravel Application

Introduction

PayGatePro is a Laravel package designed to streamline the integration of multiple payment gateways into your Laravel application. Whether you need to handle payments via Stripe, PayPal, or any other supported gateway, PayGatePro provides a unified interface for managing transactions.

Features

• Multi-Gateway Support: Easily switch between different payment gateways.
• Simple Integration: Quick setup with minimal configuration.
• Flexible Configuration: Define payment gateways and settings through configuration files.
• Laravel Integration: Built to work seamlessly with Laravel applications.

Requirements

• PHP 8.0 or higher
• Laravel 9.x, 10.x, or 11.x

Installation

To install PayGatePro, follow these steps:

1. Add the Package to Your Project

   Add the package to your composer.json file or run the following command:

   bash php artisan vendor:publish --provider="JiggsawPhp\PayGatePro\Providers\PaymentServiceProvider"

Usage

Package supports Stripe, Authorize.net and PayPal payment gateways.

Get your credentials for payment gateway you want to use.

In your .env add:

PAYMENT_GATEWAY variable defines payment gateway you want to use (default is stripe) (stripe, paypal or authorize).

1. Include PaymentService in your code and use charge or refund methods from it.

2. Examples:

   
   use JiggsawPhp\PayGatePro\Services\PaymentService;
   
   public function __construct(PaymentService $paymentService)
   {
       $this->paymentService = $paymentService;
   }
   
   /**
    * Charge with Stripe
    * @return JsonResponse
    */
   public function chargeWithStripe(): JsonResponse
   {
       $response = $this->paymentService->charge(100, 'USD', ['source' => 'tok_visa']);
   
       return response()->json($response, Response::HTTP_OK);
   }
   
   /**
    * Refund with Stripe
    * @return JsonResponse
    */
   public function refundWithStripe(): JsonResponse
   {
       $response = $this->paymentService->charge(100, 'USD', ['source' => 'tok_visa']);
       $refund = $this->paymentService->refund($response->id, 50, []);
   
       return response()->json($refund, Response::HTTP_OK);
   }
   
   /**
    * Charge with PayPal
    * @return JsonResponse
    */
   public function chargeWithPayPal(): JsonResponse
   {
       $response = $this->paymentService->charge(100.00, 'USD', [
           'return_url' => route('payment.success'),
           'cancel_url' => route('payment.cancel'),
           'description' => 'Payment for Order #12345',
       ]);
   
       return response()->json($response, Response::HTTP_OK);
   }
   
   /**
    * Refund with PayPal
    * @return JsonResponse
    */
   public function refundWithPayPal(): JsonResponse
   {
       $charge = $this->paymentService->charge(100.00, 'USD', [
           'return_url' => route('payment.success'),
           'cancel_url' => route('payment.cancel'),
           'description' => 'Payment for Order #12345',
       ]);
       $refund = $this->paymentService->refund($charge->id, 50.00);
   
       return response()->json($refund, Response::HTTP_OK);
   }
   
   /**
    * Charge with Authorize.net
    * @return JsonResponse
    */
   public function chargeWithAuthorize(): JsonResponse
   {
       $response = $this->paymentService->charge(100.00, 'USD', [
           'card_number' => '4111111111111111',
           'expiration_date' => '2024-12',
           'cvv' => '123',
       ]);
   
       return response()->json($response, Response::HTTP_OK);
   }
   
   /**
    * Refund with Authorize.net
    * @return JsonResponse
    */
   public function refundWithAuthorize(): JsonResponse
   {
       $charge = $this->paymentService->charge(100.00, 'USD', [
           'card_number' => '4111111111111111',
           'expiration_date' => '2024-12',
           'cvv' => '123',
       ]);
       $refund = $this->paymentService->refund($charge->id, 50.00, [
           'card_number' => '4111111111111111',
       ]);
   
       return response()->json($refund, Response::HTTP_OK);
   }