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Informations about the package laravel-paymill
Laravel Paymill
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Laravel Paymill is a Laravel 5 specific wrapper for the Paymill PHP library.
- Install
- Configuration
- Usage
Please use the 1.0.0 release for Laravel 4
Install
Simply add the following line to your composer.json and run install/update:
"threesquared/laravel-paymill": "~1.3"Configuration
Publish the package config files to configure your api keys:
php artisan vendor:publishYou will also need to add the service provider and the facade alias to your config/app.php:
By default the package will use your test keys. In order to use the live Paymill keys you need to set the PAYMILL_ENV enviroment variable.
Usage
Please see the Paymill API for full documentation on all available entities, actions and methods.
First start with instantiating the Paymill entity you want to work with.
Available entities are:
Then add in any additional information the request requires with setter methods.
Finally chose which action you want to perform.
Available actions are:
- create()
- details()
- update()
- all()
- delete()
So an example to create a transaction would be:
You can set the ID of an entity by passing it as an argument.
Payment create can also take the token as an argument.
You can also use the $paymill_public_key variable across all blade views.
