Download the PHP package mlocati/nexi-xpay without Composer

MLocati's unofficial Nexi XPay client library for PHP

This project contains a PHP library that makes it easy to use the Nexi XPay APIs (not for Intesa Sanpaolo bank).

This requires a merchant Alias and a MAC Key. If instead you have an API Key, you may need to use this other library.

Installation

Install with composer

Simply run the following command:

Manual installation

Download the code of this library, place it somewhere in your project, and add this PHP instruction before using anything of this library:

Usage

Configuration

First of all, you have need a merchant alias and a MAC Key (provided to you by Nexi).

You also need the base URL of the Nexi XPay API. You can find its default value in MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Configuration:

• for test environments: you can use MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Configuration::DEFAULT_BASEURL_TEST
• for production environments: you can use MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Configuration::DEFAULT_BASEURL_PRODUCTION

This library provides an easy way to represent a configuration, by using the MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Configuration\FromArray class:

Of course you can override the default base URL (use the baseUrl array key).

You can also use a custom class, provided it implements the MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Configuration interface.

The Nexi Client

The main class of this library is MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Client: it allows you invoking the Nexi APIs.

You can create an instance of it simply with:

HTTP Communications

The Nexi client needs to perform HTTP requests. In order to do that, it automatically detects the best available way to do that:

• if the cURL PHP extension is available, it uses it (see the MLocati\Nexi\XPay\HttpClient\Curl class)
• otherwise, if the PHP HTTP stream wrapper is enabled, it uses it (it requires the OpenSSL PHP extension - see the MLocati\Nexi\XPay\HttpClient\StreamWrapper class)

You can also provide your own implementation, provided it implements the MLocati\Nexi\XPay\HttpClient interface. That way you can easily log the communication with the Nexi servers, as well as customize the HTTP client (for example because you are behind a proxy).

For example, if you want to use your custom HTTP client implementation, you can simply write:

Sample Usage

The Nexi client provided by this library allows you to use some of the methods you can find in the Nexi documentation website.

Here's a sample code that allows you to accept payments:

1. Your customer is on apage of your website where you want to place a "Pay with Nexi" button:

2. when the users click the "Pay with Nexi" button, they will go to the Nexi servers where they can enter their credit card

3. when the users pay on the Nexi website, they will come back to your website at the URL used in the setUrl() above. When that URL is called, you can have some code like this:

   
   <?php
   use MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Entity\SimplePay\Callback\Data;
   
   $data = Data::fromCustomerRequest($_GET);
   $data->checkMac($configuration);
   if ($data->getEsito() === \MLocati\Nexi\XPay\Entity\Response::ESITO_OK) {
      // The order has been paid
   } else {
      // Display an error message and let users come back to the checkout page
   }