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Informations about the package promisepay-php

PHP SDK - PromisePay API

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Note: The api only responds to the models which are included with the php package.

Installation

Composer

You can include this package via Composer.

Install the package.

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Require the package in the controller where you'll be using it.

Manual Installation

Download the latest release from GitHub, then require the package in the relevant controller.

Prerequisites

Configuration

Before interacting with PromisePay API, you'll need to create a prelive account and get an API token.

Afterwards, you need to declare environment, login (your email address) and password (API token), thus:

Examples

Tokens

Request session token

The below example shows the request for a marketplace configured to have the Item and User IDs generated automatically for them.

Items

Create an item

Get an item

Get a list of items

Update an item

Delete an item

Get an item status

Get an item's buyer

Get an item's seller

Get an item's fees

Get an item's transactions

Get an item's wire details

Get an item's BPAY details

Item Actions

Make payment

Request payment

Release payment

Request release

Cancel

Acknowledge wire

Acknowledge PayPal

Revert wire

Request refund

Refund

Decline refund

Raise Dispute

Request Dispute Resolution

Resolve Dispute

Escalate Dispute

Request Tax Invoice

List Item Batch Transactions

Send Tax Invoice

Users

Create a user

Get a user

Get a list of users

Update a user

Get a user's card accounts

Get a user's PayPal accounts

Get a user's bank accounts

Get a user's items

Show User Wallet Account

Set a user's disbursement account

Wallet Accounts

Show Wallet Account

Withdraw Funds

Deposit Funds

Show Wallet Account User

Card Accounts

Create a card account

Get a card account

Delete a card account

Get a card account's users

Bank Accounts

Create a bank account

Get a bank account

Delete a bank account

Get a bank account's users

Validate Routing Number

PayPal Accounts

Create a PayPal account

Get a PayPal account

Delete a PayPal account

Get a PayPal account's users

Batch Transactions

List Batch Transactions

Show Batch Transaction

Charges

Create Charge

List Charges

Show Charge

Show Charge Buyer

Show Charge Status

Marketplaces

Show Marketplace

Token Auth

Generate Card Token

Direct Debit Authority

Create Direct Debit Authority

List Direct Debit Authority

Show Direct Debit Authority

Delete Direct Debit Authority

Companies

Create a company

Get a company

Get a list of companies

Update a company

Fees

Get a list of fees

Get a fee

Create a fee

Transactions

Get a list of transactions

Get a transaction

Get a transaction's user

Get a transaction's fee

Show Transaction Wallet Account

Show Transaction Card Account

Addresses

Show Address

Tools

Health check

Configurations

Create Configuration

Show Configuration

List Configurations

Update Configuration

Delete Configuration

Payment Restrictions

List Payment Restrictions

Show Payment Restriction

Callbacks

Create Callback

List Callbacks

Show Callback

Update Callback

Delete Callback

List Callback Responses

Show Callback Response

Async and Wrappers

Async

Asynchronous execution provides a significant speed improvement, as compared to synchronous execution.

Response variables are placed inside done() method; they can be used both as arrays and objects, but using them as objects provides finer grained control. For example, the following will return equivalent data: $cardToken['user_id'] and $cardToken->getJson('user_id').

Response variables contain the following methods/getters:

Wrappers

Two wrappers are available: PromisePay::getAllResults() and PromisePay::getAllResultsAsync(). They can be used to get all results from sets of result pages, instead of up to 200 per request. For example, they can be used to fetch all batch transactions at once. Note that these requests may take some time depending on amount requested. If getting all results is mandatory, no matter how big the size, use the synchronous version. For a faster version, use async version, but not all requests are guaranteed to be returned. Generally, asynchronous execution is fine for up to 20 pages, each containing up to 200 results, yielding 4000 results within a few seconds.

Synchronous execution

Asynchronous execution

Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/PromisePay/promisepay-php/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
5. Create a new Pull Request

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