Laravel 5 WooCommerce API Client

, _(*1)

A simple Laravel 5 wrapper for the official WooCommerce REST API PHP Library from Automattic., _(*2)

Version overview

Laravel	wc-api-php used	Wordpress	Woocommerce	WC API version	use branch
5.7+	2.x	4.4+	3.5+	v1, v2, v3	master
5.5+	1.3.x	4.4+	3.0 - 3.4.x	v1, v2, v3	^3.0
5.4+	1.3.x	4.4+	2.6 - 2.6.14	v1, v2	^2.0
5.3	1.3.x	4.1+	2.1 - 2.5.5	legacy v1, legacy v2, legacy v3	^1.0

Installation

Step 1: Install Through Composer

For API Version v2, WooCommerce 3.0+, Wordpress 4.4+, php 7.0+, Laravel 5.5+ use the v3.x branch ``` bash composer require pixelpeter/laravel5-woocommerce-api-client ^3.0, _(*3)


For API Version v1, WooCommerce 2.6+, Wordpress 4.4+, Laravel 5.4+ use the v2.x branch
``` bash
composer require pixelpeter/laravel5-woocommerce-api-client ^2.0

For older versions of Woocommerce starting from 2.1+ use the v1.x branch ``` bash composer require pixelpeter/laravel5-woocommerce-api-client ^1.0, _(*4)


### Step 2: Add the Service Provider (not needed with v3.x)
Add the service provider in `app/config/app.php`
```php
'provider' => [
    ...
    Pixelpeter\Woocommerce\WoocommerceServiceProvider::class,
    ...
];

Step 3: Add the Facade (not needed with v3.x)

Add the alias in app/config/app.php, _(*5)

'aliases' => [
    ...
    'Woocommerce' => Pixelpeter\Woocommerce\Facades\Woocommerce::class,
    ...
];

Step 4: Publish configuration

``` bash php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Pixelpeter\Woocommerce\WoocommerceServiceProvider", _(*6)


### Step 5: Customize configuration
You can directly edit the configuration in `config/woocommerce.php` or copy these values to your `.env` file.
```php
WOOCOMMERCE_STORE_URL=http://example.org
WOOCOMMERCE_CONSUMER_KEY=ck_your-consumer-key
WOOCOMMERCE_CONSUMER_SECRET=cs_your-consumer-secret
WOOCOMMERCE_VERIFY_SSL=false
WOOCOMMERCE_VERSION=v1
WOOCOMMERCE_WP_API=true
WOOCOMMERCE_WP_QUERY_STRING_AUTH=false
WOOCOMMERCE_WP_TIMEOUT=15

Examples

Get the index of all available endpoints

use Woocommerce;

return Woocommerce::get('');

View all orders

use Woocommerce;

return Woocommerce::get('orders');

View all completed orders created after a specific date

For legacy API versions

(WC 2.4.x or later, WP 4.1 or later) use this syntax, _(*7)

use Woocommerce;

$data = [
    'status' => 'completed',
    'filter' => [
        'created_at_min' => '2016-01-14'
    ]
];

$result = Woocommerce::get('orders', $data);

foreach($result['orders'] as $order)
{
    // do something with $order
}

// you can also use array access
$orders = Woocommerce::get('orders', $data)['orders'];

foreach($orders as $order)
{
    // do something with $order
}

For current API versions

(WC 2.6.x or later, WP 4.4 or later) use this syntax. after needs to be a ISO-8601 compliant date!≠, _(*8)

use Woocommerce;

$data = [
    'status' => 'completed',
    'after' => '2016-01-14T00:00:00'
    ]
];

$result = Woocommerce::get('orders', $data);

foreach($result['orders'] as $order)
{
    // do something with $order
}

// you can also use array access
$orders = Woocommerce::get('orders', $data)['orders'];

foreach($orders as $order)
{
    // do something with $order
}

Update a product

use Woocommerce;

$data = [
    'product' => [
        'title' => 'Updated title'
    ]
];

return Woocommerce::put('products/1', $data);

Pagination

So you don't have to mess around with the request and response header and the calculations this wrapper will do all the heavy lifting for you. (WC 2.6.x or later, WP 4.4 or later), _(*9)

use Woocommerce;

// assuming we have 474 orders in pur result
// we will request page 5 with 25 results per page
$params = [
    'per_page' => 25,
    'page' => 5
];

Woocommerce::get('orders', $params);

Woocommerce::totalResults(); // 474
Woocommerce::firstPage(); // 1
Woocommerce::lastPage(); // 19
Woocommerce::currentPage(); // 5 
Woocommerce::totalPages(); // 19
Woocommerce::previousPage(); // 4
Woocommerce::nextPage(); // 6
Woocommerce::hasPreviousPage(); // true 
Woocommerce::hasNextPage(); // true
Woocommerce::hasNotPreviousPage(); // false 
Woocommerce::hasNotNextPage(); // false

In some cases the web server returns headers only in lower case. This may cause errors when using the pagination functions. If that is your case, call the following method before calling any pagination methods., _(*10)

use Woocommerce;

Woocommerce::useLowerCaseHeaders();

HTTP Request & Response (Headers)

use Woocommerce;

// first send a request
Woocommerce::get('orders');

// get the request
Woocommerce::getRequest();

// get the response headers
Woocommerce::getResponse();

// get the total number of results
Woocommerce::getResponse()->getHeaders()['X-WP-Total']