1. Go to this page and download the library: Download tuurbo/amazon-payment library. Choose the download type require.
2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */
if (Input::has('amazon_id') && Input::has('access_token')) {
try {
AmazonPayment::login(Input::get('access_token'));
$amazon = AmazonPayment::getLoginDetails(Input::get('access_token'));
// check if user has already logged in with Amazon
$user = User::where('amazon_id', $amazon['user_id'])->first();
// Update and login Amazon user
if ($user) {
$validator = Validator::make([
'email' => $amazon['email'],
], [
'email' => 'unique:user,email,'.$user->id,
]);
$user->last_login = new Datetime;
// update their current amazon email
if ($validator->passes()) {
$user->email = $amazon['email'];
}
$user->save();
Auth::loginUsingId($user->id);
return Redirect::intended('/account');
}
// if they dont have an amazon linked account,
// check if there amazon email is already taken
$user = \User::where('email', $amazon['email'])->first();
// email address is already taken
// this is optional if you only except amazon logins
if ($user) {
// redirect to a page to link their amazon account
// to their non-amazon account that they already have on your site.
// example...
$credentials = Crypt::encrypt(json_encode([
'amazon_id' => $amazon['user_id'],
'amazon_email' => $amazon['email'],
]));
// redirect and then decrypt the data and make them put in the their non-amazon password to merge their amazon account.
return Redirect::to('/register/connect-amazon/'.$credentials);
}
} catch (\Exception $e) {
Session::forget('amazon');
return Redirect::to('/login')
->with('failure_message', 'There was an error trying to login with your Amazon account.');
}
// If no user already exists, create a new amazon user account
$user = new \User;
$user->amazon_id = $amazon['user_id'];
$user->email = $amazon['email'];
$user->name = $amazon['name'];
$user->signup_at = 'normal amazon account';
$user->save();
Auth::user()->loginUsingId($user->id);
return Redirect::intended('/account');
}
// get access token
$accessToken = $_GET['access_token'];
try {
// get user details, use them if needed
$amazonUser = AmazonPayment::getLoginDetails($accessToken);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
// Redirect back to cart page if error
return Redirect::to('/cart')
->with('failure_message', 'Failed to connect to your Amazon account. Please try again.');
}
// Laravel Auth example:
// login user if their Amazon user_id is found in your users table
// Obviously for this to work, you would have created the user entry at some other point in your app, maybe the account register page or something
$user = User::where('amazon_id', $amazonUser['user_id'])->first();
// If user is found, log them in
if ($user) {
Auth::loginUsingId($user->id);
}
return View::make(...);
// If using Laravel "Input::get('...')" can be used in place of "$_POST['...']"
// get access token
$accessToken = $_POST['access_token'];
// get amazon order id
$amazonReferenceId = $_POST['reference_id'];
try {
// get user details
$amazonUser = AmazonPayment::getLoginDetails($accessToken);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
// Redirect back to cart page if error
return Redirect::to('/cart')
->with('failure_message', 'Failed to connect to your Amazon account. Please try again.');
}
// (optional) Wrap your Order transaction with the below code to revert the order if the amazon payment fails.
// DB::beginTransaction();
// create customers order
$order = new Order;
$order->email = $amazonUser['email'];
$order->amazon_id = $amazonReferenceId;
$order->grand_total = 109.99;
$order->etc...
$order->save();
try {
// set amazon order details
AmazonPayment::setOrderDetails([
'referenceId' => $amazonReferenceId,
'amount' => 109.99,
'orderId' => $order->id,
// optional note from customer
'note' => $_POST['note']
]);
// comfirm the amazon order
AmazonPayment::confirmOrder([
'referenceId' => $amazonReferenceId,
]);
// get amazon order details and
// save the response to your customers order
$amazon = AmazonPayment::getOrderDetails([
'referenceId' => $amazonReferenceId,
]);
$address = $amazon['details']['Destination']['PhysicalDestination'];
// Update the order address, city, etc...
$order->shipping_city = $address['City'];
$order->shipping_state = $address['StateOrRegion'];
$order->save();
// log error.
// tell customer something went wrong.
// maybe delete `$order->delete()` or rollback `DB::rollback();` your websites internal order in the database since it wasn't approved by Amazon
} catch (\Tuurbo\AmazonPayment\Exceptions\OrderReferenceNotModifiableException $e) {
// DB::rollback();
return Redirect::to('/secure/cart')->with('warning_message', 'Your order has already been placed and is not modifiable online. Please call '.config('site.company.phone').' to make changes.');
} catch (\Exception $e) {
// DB::rollback();
return Redirect::to('/secure/cart')->with('warning_message', 'There was an error with your order. Please try again.');
}
// DB::commit();
// other checkout stuff...