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MANGOPAY PHP SDK

MangopaySDK is a PHP client library to work with Mangopay REST API.

Compatibility Notes

• Since v2.1 of this SDK, you must be using at least v2.01 of the API (more information about the changes required)
• If you experience problems with authentification and/or the temporary token file following an SDK update (particularly updating to v2.0 of the SDK), you may need to just delete your temporary file (that you specify with $api->Config->TemporaryFolder) - which allows it to be regenerated correctly the next time it's needed

Requirements

To use this SDK, you will need (as a minimum):

• PHP 5.6 or newer
• cURL (included and enabled in a standard PHP distribution)
• OpenSSL (included and enabled in a standard PHP distribution)
• psr/log v1.0
• You do not have to use Composer, but you are strongly advised to (particularly for handling the dependency on the PSR Log library)

Installation with Composer

You can use Mangopay SDK library as a dependency in your project with Composer (which is the preferred technique). Follow these installation instructions if you do not already have Composer installed. A composer.json file is available in the repository and it has been referenced from Packagist.

The installation with Composer is easy and reliable:

Step 1 - Add the Mangopay SDK as a dependency by executing the following command:

you@yourhost:/path/to/your-project$ composer require mangopay/php-sdk-v2

Step 2 - Update your dependencies with Composer

you@yourhost:/path/to/your-project$ composer update

Step 3 - Finally, be sure to include the autoloader in your project

require_once '/path/to/your-project/vendor/autoload.php';

The Library has been added into your dependencies and is ready to be used.

Installation without Composer

The project attempts to comply with PSR-4 specification for autoloading classes from file paths. As a namespace prefix is MangoPay\ with base directory /path/to/your-project/.

If you're not using PSR-4 or Composer, the installation is as easy as downloading the library and storing it under any location that will be available for including in your project (don't forget to include the required library dependencies though):

Alternatively you can download the package in its entirety (ie with all required dependencies) from the Releases page (look for the mangopay2-php-sdk-[RELEASE_NAME].zip file). Uncompress the zip file you download, and include the autoloader in your project:

License

MangopaySDK is distributed under MIT license, see the LICENSE file.

Unit Tests

Tests are placed under /path/to/your-project/tests/. The /tests/suites/all.php suite runs ALL tests. You can also use any of /tests/cases/*.php to run a single test case.

Contacts

Report bugs or suggest features using issue tracker on GitHub.

Account creation

You can get yourself a free sandbox account or sign up for a production account by registering on the Mangopay site (note that validation of your production account involves several steps, so think about doing it in advance of when you actually want to go live).

Configuration

Using the credential info from the signup process above, you should then set $api->Config->ClientId to your Mangopay ClientId and $api->Config->ClientPassword to your Mangopay APIKey.

You also need to set a folder path in $api->Config->TemporaryFolder that SDK needs to store temporary files. This path should be outside your www folder. It could be /tmp/ or /var/tmp/ or any other location that PHP can write to. You must use different folders for your sandbox and production environments.

$api->Config->BaseUrl is set to sandbox environment by default. To enable production environment, set it to https://api.mangopay.com.

Sample usage

Sample usage with Composer in a Symfony project

You can integrate Mangopay features in a Service in your Symfony project.

MangoPayService.php :

Logging

MangoPay uses the PSR3 LoggerInterface. You can provide your own logger to the API. Here is a sample showing Monolog integration :

Verifying rate limits status

According to API docs (https://docs.mangopay.com/guide/rate-limiting), MangoPay is providing a way of verifying how many API calls were made, how many are left and when the counter will be reset. So there are 4 groups of rate limits available:

1. Last 15 minutes:
2. Last 30 minutes
3. Last 60 minutes
4. Last 24 hours

This information is available from the MangoPayApi instance, like in the following example: