ericmuigai/pesapal

This is a Pesapal package for Laravel 4.1 .Please test it first before deploying

Pesapal package for Laravel

Introduction

This is a Laravel 5.* pesapal package. I provided this package as to help since pesapal do not have a package for Laravel. Pesapal do not have a way to test this so I guess you will have to send money payments to test. Please do ping me whenever you need something., _(*1)

<, _(*2)

h3> For Laravel 4.2, _(*3)

Installation

add, _(*4)

"ericmuigai/pesapal": "3.0.x-dev"

to your composer.json and then, _(*5)

composer update

this will install the package Once the package is installed add, _(*6)

'Ericmuigai\Pesapal\PesapalServiceProvider',

to the providers. after this publish the config file by, _(*7)

php artisan config:publish ericmuigai/pesapal

then migrate the package table by using, _(*8)

php artisan vendor:publish

Go to your pesapal account and in the ipn url enter, _(*9)

yoursite.com/listenipn

or or the url to your public path/listenipnbr/ You should now find the config.php in the, _(*10)

config/pesapal.php 

Configuration

This is what you should see in the config.php, _(*11)

/**
 * this settings are needed in order to work with pesapal
 * enabled(bool) -if true sets the pesapal to live instead of demo website that was not functioning at the time of writing this package
 * consumer_key the consumer key gotten from the pesapal website
 * consumer_secret- The consumer secret gotten from the pesapal website.
 * controller - This is the controller that will be called if the status is valid. A method updateItem($key, $pesapal_merchant_reference) will be called.
 * please note the method that will be called will be updateItem and should be static that is update($key,$reference)
 * Key- the key to protect the method from being called elsewhere
 * redirectTo - the link to where your thankyou page is
 * email - Your email address where you will be emailed on complete transaction
 * name - your name
 * currency - the currency that will be used on payment
 *
 */
return array(

    'enabled' => true,
    'consumer_key' => "",
    'consumer_secret'=>"",
    'controller'=>"YourController",
    'key'=>"12345",
    'redirectTo'=>"/",
    'email'=>"your@email.com",
    'mail'=>true,
    'name'=>"Admin",
    'currency'=>"KES",

);

You are now set once the right info is entered., _(*12)

How to use

Now you should be able to call the, _(*13)

Pesapal::Iframe($array)

from any view you would like the iframe to appear. The array should have this info in the, _(*14)

$array

/**
     * generates the iframe from the given details
     * @param array $values this array should contain the fields required by pesapal
     * description - description of the item or service
     * currency - if set will override the config settings you have of currency
     * user -which should be your client user id if you have a system of users
     * first_name- the first name of the user that is paying
     * last_name - the last name of the user that is paying
     * email - this should be a valid email or pesapal will throw an error
     * phone_number -which is optional if you have the email
     * amount - the total amount to be posted to pesapal
     * reference Please Make sure this is a unique key to the transaction. An example is the id of the item or something
     * type - default is MERCHANT
     * frame_height- this is the height of the iframe please provide integers as in 900 without the px
     *
     */'
     

Author

Eric Muigai- http://www.hot254.co.ke, _(*15)

License

Licensed under MIT, _(*16)