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LSR ABRA Flexi

lsr/abra-flexi provides typed invoice and price-list adapters over spojenet/flexibee, with guarded HTTP transport, sanitized diagnostics, and optional Nette DI registration.

The package issues invoices, looks them up by an application-supplied external ID, downloads their PDFs, and reads catalogue prices. It does not depend on an application's App\ namespace or require LSR Core.

Requirements

• 64-bit PHP >=8.4, PHP cURL and JSON extensions, and libcurl >=7.85.
• An HTTPS ABRA Flexi endpoint, company identifier, and credentials authorized for the requested operations.
• A PSR-3 logger. Examples use NullLogger; production applications should supply their own logger.
• Composer installs the SDK, Nette DI ^3.2, Nette Schema ^1.3, and remaining dependencies. Using a Nette container is optional.
• Tests additionally require OpenSSL and zlib, plus PHPUnit's dependencies. Integration tests start a local TLS fixture; they do not require an ABRA account.

Currency scope: all monetary integers represent hundredths of the configured company's domestic currency. For example, 12100 means 121.00 CZK when currencyCode is CZK. The adapter does not perform foreign-currency conversion or infer currencies' decimal precision. Request and returned invoice currencies must match the configuration. The application owns currency eligibility and tax policy.

Installation

Install the released package from Packagist:

No sibling checkout or custom Composer repository is required. For local package development, use a temporary Composer path repository with symlinking and dev-main; remove that override and reinstall the released version before deployment.

Nette DI

Register the extension and a logger in application-owned NEON:

Replace the example connection settings, supply credentials through the application's parameter/secret integration, and explicitly enable access. Keep the service reference @logger unquoted. If the application already has a logger, reference that service instead of registering another. Omitting logger requires an unambiguous autowired Psr\Log\LoggerInterface.

The extension registers AbraFlexiConfiguration, AbraFlexiClientFactory, AbraFlexiInvoiceGateway, and AbraFlexiPriceListGateway under the chosen extension prefix. Inject the gateways by type into application services.

See the configuration schema. Defaults are:

The package does not read environment variables itself. Username and password support dynamic Nette parameters; register them as dynamic with Nette's ParametersExtension before compilation if secrets must be supplied at container instantiation rather than embedded in the compiled container.

Direct construction

Without a Nette container, construct the gateways directly. The environment variable names below are an application convention, not package configuration keys:

Missing credentials or invalid connection settings do not enable access. Gateway instances hold mutable SDK clients for one fixed company: reuse them sequentially, not concurrently, and do not share them across tenants.

Price-list lookup

Using the $priceList gateway above:

The result is a PriceListItem, or null when a fresh HTTP 200, 204, or 404 response establishes an empty or missing record. It exposes the code, name, currency, gross and net price amounts (priceAmountMinor and netPriceAmountMinor), and provider price/VAT type codes. Lookup trims surrounding whitespace and accepts an optional code: prefix. The remaining code must contain 1–64 printable bytes and is sent as an encoded literal selector, not filter syntax.

Invalid lookup input raises InvalidArgumentException; unavailable configuration or SDK failures raise RuntimeException; incomplete or malformed price data raises UnexpectedValueException. Other HTTP statuses or a missing response status remain failures even when the response body is empty. Price-list errors do not use the invoice failure enum. SDK exception messages and previous-exception chains are not forwarded.

Issue an invoice

The following request represents one item with a gross price of 121.00 CZK, net 100.00 CZK, and VAT 21.00 CZK. The document and VAT type codes are illustrative: choose codes and tax treatment valid for the company. The application must durably assign the external ID before submitting a write.

Null optional codes and dates are omitted so the ABRA document defaults apply. For complete billing details, pass an IssueInvoiceRecipient; recipientName is only an explicit name fallback when no recipient is supplied. The package checks the country-code shape, not customer or country eligibility.

The next call writes to ABRA. Run it only from an application-owned operation that has persisted the identity and applies its own concurrency and recovery policy:

The returned IssuedInvoice includes internal and external IDs, document number, type, series, dates, currency, and net/VAT/gross totals. Issuance verifies the returned identity, currency, totals, and explicitly requested type, series, and relevant dates.

Request invariants

• externalId is an exact ext:<namespace>:<opaque-id> selector, at most 120 bytes. The namespace accepts 1–32 ASCII letters, digits, underscores, or hyphens; the nonempty opaque ID additionally accepts dots and colons. It is not trimmed, normalized, or generated by the package.
• orderNumber is an independent printable reference of 1–64 bytes. paymentReference is an independent variable symbol of 1–10 decimal digits, preserving leading zeroes.
• Document type, number series, payment method, account, and unit codes are supplied without a code: prefix. Provider enum codes such as typCeny.sDph retain their provider notation.
• At least one line is required. Quantities are positive decimal strings with at most six fractional digits; quantities below one must end in a nonzero fractional digit (for example, 0.5, not 0.50). Monetary integers must be nonnegative, and each line's net amount plus VAT must equal its gross amount. VAT basis points range from 0 to 10000; 2100 represents 21%.
• The caller supplies tax rates and coherent accounting amounts. This is not a tax engine or an application invoice lifecycle.

Lookup, PDFs, and recovery

Use the same durable external ID for subsequent operations:

Lookup returns IssuedInvoice|null. PDF download returns InvoicePdf with bytes and mediaType; it verifies the invoice identity and a %PDF- prefix. It does not perform full PDF parsing, write a file, calculate a storage hash, or deliver the document. Storage, access control, and delivery remain application responsibilities.

A failed PDF transport does not leave the gateway in PDF mode: the prior SDK format is restored, or the unusable client is discarded. Cleanup preserves the original sanitized download failure.

Invoice operations throw InvoiceGatewayException. Inspect its failure enum rather than matching message text:

When the SDK write/readback call fails, only a rejection observed on the write itself is definitive. A failed readback, including HTTP 404 after an accepted HTTP 201 write, produces AmbiguousWrite.

issue() does not perform a lookup-first deduplication check, and the package does not guarantee exactly-once execution. Persist request intent and identity, serialize competing operations in the application, and compare recovered invoices against the expected accounting snapshot. A failed or temporarily empty lookup after an ambiguous write is not proof that creating another invoice is safe. Do not generate a new identity merely because a request timed out. PDF failures likewise do not justify reissuing an invoice.

Transport and logging

• Factory-created SDK clients use the configured Basic credentials. Ambient ABRAFLEXI_AUTHSESSID environment variables or constants cannot replace that authentication identity.
• Factory-created SDK clients verify TLS by default. Redirects are bounded to three hops and restricted to HTTPS on the same host and port, without embedded credentials. Write method/body semantics are preserved; a write redirect that would switch to GET is rejected.
• Diagnostics use sanitized metadata, bounded allowlists, and hashed document references. traceCurl is an explicit opt-in independent of application environment mode; it is not a raw request/response dump.
• Never log or dump configuration, credentials, SDK client objects, invoice requests, or PDF bytes. Application logging outside these adapters needs its own redaction policy.
• Directly injected SDK clients are an advanced integration seam; configure their transport protections yourself. Normal DI and direct gateway construction use AbraFlexiClientFactory.

Purchase identities and roles, customer/country eligibility, order-number derivation, accounting snapshots, lifecycle transitions, retry scheduling, persistence, PDF storage, and customer delivery belong to the consuming application. In an extraction from an existing application, retain its durable identity scheme instead of adopting the example ID above.

Development

From a package checkout:

Use composer cs:fix to apply formatting. GitHub Actions CI runs the checks on PHP 8.4 and 8.5 on Ubuntu 24.04 for pushes, pull requests, and manual dispatches. The test suite includes local TLS/redirect, real SDK request, sanitized diagnostic, and Nette DI checks; it does not contact a production ABRA service.

License

Licensed under the MIT License.