Libraries tagged by seyls

IFRS compliant accounting for laravel.

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PHP library to connect your applications to your Sellsy account account using the Sellsy API and build your websites and your platforms on the Sellsy technology.

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A lightweight PHP client to query the Sellsy API V2

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Extend native Magento Up-Sells, Cross-Sells, and Related products

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PHP library which helps to call Sellsy's API

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Tamper-evident seals for Eloquent models (keyed MACs and signatures, key rotation, an append-only ledger with external anchors), idempotency keys, single-use nonces and URLs, and RFC 9421 HTTP message signatures.

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What a tour operator of vivutio installs: the tours it sells, and the rooms it requests from the camps it trades with.

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A cache strategy for Sellsy Api v1, build on top of Kevinrob Guzzle caceh middleware

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PHP library to connect your applications to your Sellsy account account using the Sellsy API and build your websites and your platforms on the Sellsy technology.

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A guest cart for WebX UI sites: lines of anything a module sells through the Purchasable contract, priced live by their owner, totals as a chain other modules plug into, and cart() for Blade.

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It encrypts submissions on the website that can not be unencrypted on the server without a key that never touches the server. This basically seals the submissions, but you can access them if you really need to.

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Omniticket: tickets sold elsewhere, read and checked under any PHP host - the events a ticketing service sells (dates, rates, places left, sold out, where to buy), who comes (attendees), and whether a ticket code is valid at the door, one contract whoever sells them. Providers are packages of their own (omniticket/weezevent, omniticket/billetweb, omniticket/helloasso, omniticket/eventbrite, omniticket/ticketmaster); the Symfony and Laravel bridges live in omnibridge.

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The Marketing API offers two platforms that sellers can use to promote and advertise their products: Promoted Listings is an eBay ad service that lets sellers set up ad campaigns for the products they want to promote. eBay displays the ads in search results and in other marketing modules as SPONSORED listings. If an item in a Promoted Listings campaign sells, the seller is assessed a Promoted Listings fee, which is a seller-specified percentage applied to the sales price. For complete details, refer to the Promoted Listings playbook.Promotions Manager gives sellers a way to offer discounts on specific items as a way to attract buyers to their inventory. Sellers can set up discounts (such as "20% off" and other types of offers) on specific items or on an entire customer order. To further attract buyers, eBay prominently displays promotion teasers throughout buyer flows. For complete details, see Promotions Manager. Marketing reports, on both the Promoted Listings and Promotions Manager platforms, give sellers information that shows the effectiveness of their marketing strategies. The data gives sellers the ability to review and fine tune their marketing efforts.Store Email Campaign allows sellers to create and send email campaigns to customers who have signed up to receive their newsletter. For more information on email campaigns, see Store Email Campaigns.Important! Sellers must have an active eBay Store subscription, and they must accept the Terms and Conditions before they can make requests to these APIs in the Production environment. There are also site-specific listings requirements and restrictions associated with these marketing tools, as listed in the "requirements and restrictions" sections for Promoted Listings and Promotions Manager. The table below lists all the Marketing API calls grouped by resource.

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Splash Sellsy OpenAPI Connector (Embedded)

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Handler authorize for client

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