xfoxawy/2checkout

2Checkout API Service Provider

TwoCheckout Laravel's Service Provider

Providing Simple Integration and expressive interface for 2Checkout Payment Gateway, _(*1)

Requirements

• php >= 5.6
• Laravel >= 5

Installation

• Use following command to install:

composer require "xfoxawy/2checkout:dev-master"

• Add the service provider to your $providers array in config/app.php file like:

TwoCheckout\TwoCheckoutServiceProvider // Laravel 5

```php TwoCheckout\TwoCheckoutServiceProvider::class // Laravel 5.1 or greater, <sub>(*2)</sub>

* Add the alias to your `$aliases` array in `config/app.php` file like: 

```php
'TwoCheckout' => TwoCheckout\Facades\TwoCheckout // Laravel 5

```php 'TwoCheckout' => TwoCheckout\Facades\TwoCheckout::class // Laravel 5.1 or greater, <sub>(*3)</sub>

* Run the following command to publish configuration:

```bash
php artisan vendor:publish

Usage

Configuration

• after creating 2checkout account and creating API credentials fill in API creds in config/2checkout.php

Class DI Example

class ExampleController
{
    public function __construct(\TwoCheckout\TwoCheckout $tco)
    {
        $this->tco = $tco;
    }

    public function product()
    {
        $this->tco->Product()->get($product_id);
    }
}

Using Facade

class ExampleController
{

    public function product()
    {
        TwoCheckout::Sale()->list();
    }
}

TwoCheckout API

TwoCheckout Provides expressive OOP access interface, each EndPoint / Event is Represented by Class with regular CRUD interface (get/create/update/delete) representing 2Checkout Restful API., <sub>(*4)</sub>

TwoCheckout Admin API is represented By Resources classes, and TwoCheckout Webhooks Events are represented by Events classes, for more information please review 2Checkout Documentation.
the following Walkthrough will guide you to each class normal usage., <sub>(*5)</sub>

Resources

Account

Payment

Prouduct

Coupon

Option

Sale

Events

to receive 2Checkout Webhook Event, in your route method.
listenTo method verifies and returns Event as Array.
for more info about the return data for each event please review the Documentation., <sub>(*6)</sub>

public function receive($event_data)
{
    $event = TwoCheckout::listenTo($event_data);
}

Supported Events

• FraudStatusChanged
• InvoiceStatusChanged
• OrderCreated
• RecurringComplete
• RecurringInstallmentFailed
• RecurringInstallmentSuccess
• RecurringRestarted
• RecurringStopped
• RefundIssued
• ShipStatusChanged