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Informations about the package payload-api

Payload PHP Library

A PHP library for integrating Payload.

Installation

Install using composer

Install and run manually

Dependencies

Require import.php

Get Started

Once you've installed the Payload PHP library to your environment, we recommend using the shorthand alias name of pl for Payload\API.

API Authentication

To authenticate with the Payload API, you'll need a live or test API key. API keys are accessible from within the Payload dashboard.

API Version

You can specify the API version to use by setting the api_version property.

Testing the PHP Library

Tests are contained within the Tests/ directory. To run a test file enter the command in terminal

Test execution options can be viewed using the command.

Creating an Object

Interfacing with the Payload API is done primarily through Payload Objects. Below is an example of creating a customer using the Payload\Customer object.

Accessing Object Attributes

Object attributes are accessible through dot notation.

Updating an Object

Updating an object is a simple call to the update object method.

Selecting Objects

Objects can be selected using any of their attributes.

Use the pl::attr() attribute helper interface to write powerful queries with a little extra syntax sugar.

Available Objects

The following Payload objects are available in this library:

Core Objects:

Billing & Invoicing:

Payment Processing:

Business Entities:

Transfers & Operations:

Payment Methods:

Other:

Documentation

To get further information on Payload's PHP library and API capabilities, visit the unabridged Payload Documentation.

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