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Start PHP

Start makes accepting payments in the Middle East ridiculously easy. Sign up for an account at https://start.payfort.com.

Getting Started

Using Start with your PHP project is simple.

Install via Composer

If you're using Composer (and really, who isn't these days amirite?), you can simply run:

.. or add a line to your composer.json file:

Now, running php composer.phar install will pull the library directly to your local vendor folder.

Install Manually

Get source code of the latest release from github repository: https://github.com/RobustaStudio/payfort-start-php/releases/latest and copy it to your project.

Inside your php file add this:

Note for Windows: Before you start development with start-php, please check that your php_curl can work with our ssl certificate (TLSv1.2). You can do this by running unit tests. If you see "SSL connection error" it means that you need to install a new php version (at least 5.5.19).

Note: If you're running on a shared host, then you may need to set the allow_url_fopen flag for the php commands. For the install command, for example, this would look like php -d allow_url_fopen=On composer.phar install. The -d overrides the php.ini settings, where allow_url_fopen is usually set to Off.

Using Start

You'll need an account with Start if you don't already have one (grab one real quick at start.payfort.com and come right back .. we'll wait).

Got an account? Great .. let's do this.

1. Initializing Start

To get started, you'll need to initialize Start with your secret API key. Here's how that looks (fear not .. we're using a test key, so no real money will be exchanging hands):

That's it! You probably want to do something with the Start object though -- it gets really bored when it doesn't have anything to do.

Let's run a transaction, shall we.

2. Processing a transaction through Start

Now, for the fun part. Here's all the code you need to process a transaction with Start:

This transaction should be successful since we used the 4242 4242 4242 4242 test credit card. For a complete list of test cards, and their expected output you can check out this link here.

How can you tell that it was successful? Well, if no exception is raised then you're in the clear.

3. Handling Errors

Any errors that may occur during a transaction is raised as an Exception. Here's an example of how you can handle errors with Start:

Testing Start

It's probably a good idea to run the unit tests to make sure that everything is fine and dandy. That's also simple.. just run this command from the root of your project folder:

Note: you'll need to pull the development dependencies as well, using composer update --dev in order to run the test suites.

Contributing

Read our Contributing Guidelines for details

Copyright (c) Payfort.

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