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Laravel-Revolut (Merchant)

An unofficial Laravel wrapper for Revolut's Merchant API.
A sister package for Revolut's Open API for Business can be found here.

Requirements

Getting Started

Follow this guide on how to install the package, and read Revolut's Merchant API documentation to learn more about the functionalities offered by the API.

⚠️ Please use a sandbox account when setting up this package, and only switch to your real-world account once you're happy that everything is working correclty.

Installing

Pull the package in through Composer

Service Provider & Facade

If you have disabled auto-discovery, add the service provider and facade to your config/app.php.

Publish the configuration (optional)

If you would like to publish this package's configuration to your own config directory, use the below artisan command.

Set environment variables

Add the following keys to your project's .env file, as all of the configuration values are read from there.
❗Complete the REVOLUT_MERCHANT_API_KEY with the API key from your merchant account.

That's it, you're all done.

How to use this package

To use the client, you can either instantiate a new tbclla\RevolutMerchant\Client which accepts your API key, and whether or not to run in sandbox mode:

Or you can use the facade, which will inject your environment values.
For brevity, all of the examples in this documentation are using the facade.

Orders

Please refer to Revolut's official documentation on orders for additional information on how to use the orders endpoint.

Create an order

Retrieve an order

Capture an order

Cancel an order

Refund an order

Web-Hooks

Read Revolut's official documentation about web-hooks to learn more.

Create the web-hook

Revoke the web-hook

Retrieve web-hooks

Revolut Checkout Widget API

To use the checkout widget, you have to embed a script from Revolut on any page that will use the checkout widget.

This package includes a @revolutMerchantScript blade directive which will embed this script for you and set the correct source depending on your configured environment.

Brief example

Below is a quick and dirty example to illustrate how to create a new payment order, and subsequently display a payment pop-up.

For this example, the logged in user sends an AJAX request to a /purchase route, where a new payment order is created. The payment order's public_id is then returned and passed to RevolutCheckout().

PHP

JavaScript

❗Don't forget that any page which intends to use RevolutCheckout() must include the above mentioned checkout widget script before calling RevolutCheckout().

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

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