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Informations about the package paypal

PayPal API Client for Laravel

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A lightweight Laravel package that wraps the PayPal Orders v2 API (create, find and capture orders) and provides classic IPN verification. It uses Laravel's HTTP client under the hood and caches the OAuth2 access token automatically.

Requirements

Installation

Install via composer:

The package auto-registers its service provider and the Paypal facade via Laravel package discovery. To publish the config file:

Configuration

Set the following environment variables:

These map to config/paypal.php:

When use_sandbox is true the client targets api.sandbox.paypal.com and the sandbox IPN endpoint; otherwise it targets production.

Usage

Resolving the client

Inject the PayPal contract (or use the Paypal facade) and obtain a PayPalApi instance. Use defaultClient() to use the configured credentials, or withCredentials() to override them at runtime (e.g. for multi-tenant setups):

Building an order

OrderBuilder produces the payload for the Orders v2 API. The order intent is CAPTURE, items are sent as DIGITAL_GOODS with NO_SHIPPING, and a discount is only included when greater than zero:

Creating, finding and capturing orders

All order methods return the decoded JSON response as an array and throw Illuminate\Http\Client\RequestException on HTTP errors.

Verifying IPN notifications

Testing

Note: the test suite (tests/PayPalApiTest.php) makes real HTTP calls to the PayPal sandbox. You must provide valid sandbox credentials via PAYPAL_API_CLIENT_ID and PAYPAL_API_CLIENT_SECRET. phpunit.xml.dist forces SANDBOX_GATEWAYS=true.

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Releasing

Releases are cut from GitHub and the changelog is kept in sync automatically:

  1. Merge the pull requests you want to ship into main. Label them so the notes group nicely (security, enhancement, bug, dependencies, documentation); grouping is configured in .github/release.yml.
  2. On GitHub, go to Releases → Draft a new release, create a vX.Y.Z tag following SemVer, and click Generate release notes.
  3. Publish the release. Packagist picks up the new tag, and the update-changelog.yml workflow writes the release notes into CHANGELOG.md and commits them back to main.

The Unreleased section in the changelog is just an anchor — release notes flow from the published GitHub release, so there is no changelog to edit by hand.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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illuminate/support Version ^13.0
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