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payzeio/laravel-payze
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Payze.io Payment Integration for Laravel

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Laravel Payze.io Integration Package
====================================

[](#laravel-payzeio-integration-package)

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This package allows you to process payments with Payze.io from your Laravel application.

[![Laravel Payze.io Integration](cover.png)](cover.png)

### Changelog

[](#changelog)

Please see [CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md) for more information what has changed recently.

### Upgrading

[](#upgrading)

After upgrading to a newer version, make sure to run [publish command](#publish-migrations-and-config-by-running) to publish the latest migrations. Also, please copy new [config file](config/payze.php) contents to your existing one.

Table of Contents
-----------------

[](#table-of-contents)

- [Installation](#installation)
    - [API Keys](#api-keys)
    - [Define Routes](#define-routes)
- [Config](#config)
    - [Log](#log)
    - [SSL Verification](#ssl-verification)
    - [Routes](#routes)
    - [Views](#views)
    - [Transactions Table](#transactions-table)
    - [Logs Table](#logs-table)
    - [Card Tokens Table](#card-tokens-table)
    - [API Key](#api-key)
    - [API Secret](#api-secret)
- [Payments & Requests](#payments--requests)
    - [Just Pay](#just-pay)
    - [Add (Save) Card](#add-save-card)
    - [Pay with a Saved Card](#pay-with-a-saved-card)
    - [Commit](#commit)
    - [Refund](#refund)
    - [Transaction Info](#transaction-info)
    - [Merchant's Balance](#merchants-balance)
- [Payment Request Options](#payment-request-options)
    - [Amount](#amount)
    - [Currency](#currency)
    - [Language](#language)
    - [Preauthorize](#preauthorize)
    - [Associated Model](#associated-model)
    - [Split Money](#split-money)
    - [Raw Data](#raw-data)
- [Controller](#controller)
- [Events](#events)
- [Relationships](#relationships)
    - [Transactions Relationship](#transactions-relationship)
    - [Cards Relationship](#cards-relationship)
- [Models](#models)
    - [Transaction Model](#transaction-model)
    - [Card Token Model](#card-token-model)
    - [Log Model](#log-model)
- [Abandoned Transactions](#abandoned-transactions)
- [Authors](#authors)

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
composer require payzeio/laravel-payze

```

#### For Laravel <= 5.4

[](#for-laravel--54)

If you're using Laravel 5.4 or lower, you have to manually add a service provider in your `config/app.php` file. Open `config/app.php` and add `PayzeServiceProvider` to the `providers` array.

```
'providers' => [
    # Other providers
    PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\PayzeServiceProvider::class,
],
```

#### Publish migrations and config by running:

[](#publish-migrations-and-config-by-running)

```
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\PayzeServiceProvider"

```

And run migrations:

```
php artisan migrate

```

### API Keys

[](#api-keys)

Go to [Payze.io](https://payze.io) website and generate an API key. Place key and secret to .env file:

```
PAYZE_API_KEY=PayzeApiKey
PAYZE_API_SECRET=PayzeApiSecret

```

### Define Routes

[](#define-routes)

You have to define success and fail routes in your application in order to finalize transactions. Go to your `web.php` (or wherever you store routes) and add the following:

`routes()` function takes 3 **optional** parameters:

**Controller:** Controller name, default: `App\Http\Controller\PayzeController`

**Success Method:** Success method name, default: `success`

**Fail Method:** Fail method name, default: `fail`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Facades\Payze;

// Other routes...

Payze::routes();
```

These routes will have the names `payze.success` and `payze.fail`. If you have defined them under some namespace, then you can update names in config. For example, if you defined payze routes in api.php and that file has the name `api.`, then your routes will be `api.payze.success` and `api.payze.fail`. Update them in `config/payze.php` file, stored in `routes` array.

Config
------

[](#config)

The general variables are stored in `config/payze.php` file. More details:

### Log

[](#log)

Enable/disable database detailed logging on every request/transaction. By default, the log is enabled on the local environment only. You can override the value from `.env` or directly from the config file.

### SSL Verification

[](#ssl-verification)

Enable/Disable SSL verification in Guzzle client to avoid SSL problems on some servers. Enabled by default.

### Routes

[](#routes)

Success and fail routes names, which are used to identify the finished transactions and update transaction status in the database.

Update route names only if you have defined routes in a different namespace (like `api`). For example, you will have `api.payze.success` and `api.payze.fail` URLs.

### Views

[](#views)

Success and fail view names, which are displayed after a transaction is complete. You can override them and use your own pages with your own layout.

By default, it uses an empty page with just status text (green/red colors) and a "return home" button.

### Transactions Table

[](#transactions-table)

The name of the table in the database, which is used to store all the transactions.

### Logs Table

[](#logs-table)

The name of the table in the database, which is used to store detailed logs about transactions and API requests.

### Card Tokens Table

[](#card-tokens-table)

The name of the table in the database, which is used to store all the saved card tokens.

### API Key

[](#api-key)

API key of your [Payze.io](https://payze.io) account.

### API Secret

[](#api-secret)

API secret of your [Payze.io](https://payze.io) account.

Payments & Requests
-----------------------

[](#payments--requests)

All the requests are sent by corresponding classes, which extends the same class (PayzeIO\\LaravelPayze\\Concerns\\ApiRequest).

All requests are called statically by `request()` function (passing constructor data), then chain all the needed data and then `process()`.

Detailed instructions about needed data and options are in the [next section](#payment-request-options).

### Just Pay

[](#just-pay)

If you need a one-time payment, then you should use the Just Pay function.

**Parameters:**

- `Amount` - `float`, required

**Return:** `Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\JustPay;

return JustPay::request(1)
    ->for($order) // optional
    ->preauthorize() // optional
    ->process();
```

### Add (Save) Card

[](#add-save-card)

Saving a card gives you a card token which you use for further manual charges without customer interaction. You can charge any amount and also save a card in one action, or you can set the amount to 0 to just save a card (Some banks may charge 0.1GEL and refund for saving a card).

Card tokens are saved in [database](#card-tokens-table) and can be accessed by [PayzeCardToken](src/Models/PayzeCardToken.php) model or [cards relationship](#cards-relationship).

After requesting a payment, a card token is created in a database with an inactive status. After a successful charge, the card token becomes active automatically.

**IMPORTANT!** If you want to associate a card token with the user and a transaction with an order, then you should use `assignTo` method, which receives a model instance of the owner of a card token.

**Parameters:**

- `Amount` - `float`, optional, default: `0`

**Methods:**

- `assignTo` - `Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model`, optional, default: `null`

**Return:** `Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\AddCard;

return AddCard::request(1)
    ->for($order) // transaction will be assigned to order
    ->assignTo($user) // optional: card token will be assigned to user. if not present, then will be assigned to order
    ->process();
```

### Pay with a Saved Card

[](#pay-with-a-saved-card)

You can pay with a saved card token anytime without customer interaction.

Card tokens can be accessed by [PayzeCardToken](src/Models/PayzeCardToken.php) model or [cards relationship](#cards-relationship). Read more about [card tokens model here.](#card-token-model)

**Parameters:**

- `CardToken` - `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken`, required
- `Amount` - `float`, optional, default: `0`

**Return:** `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\PayWithCard;

// Get user's non-expired, default card
$card = $user->cards()->active()->default()->firstOrFail();

return PayWithCard::request($card, 15)
    ->for($order) // optional
    ->process();
```

### Commit

[](#commit)

Commit (charge) a blocked ([preauthorized](#preauthorize)) transaction.

**Parameters:**

- `TransactionId` - `string|PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction`, required
- `Amount` - `float`, optional, default: `0`, (can be partially charged). 0 will charge full amount

**Return:** `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\Commit;

return Commit::request($transaction)->process();
```

### Refund

[](#refund)

Refund a [refundable](#refundable-scope) transaction.

**Parameters:**

- `TransactionId` - `string|PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction`, required
- `Amount` - `float`, optional, default: `0`, (can be partially refunded). 0 will refund full amount

**Return:** `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\Refund;

$transaction = PayzeTransaction::refundable()->latest()->firstOrFail();

return Refund::request($transaction)->process();
```

### Transaction Info

[](#transaction-info)

Get transaction info and update in the database.

**Parameters:**

- `TransactionId` - `string|PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction`, required

**Return:** `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\GetTransactionInfo;

$transaction = PayzeTransaction::latest()->firstOrFail();

return GetTransactionInfo::request($transaction)->process();
```

### Merchant's balance

[](#merchants-balance)

Get balance info from the merchant's account.

**Return:** `array`

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\GetBalance;

return GetBalance::request()->process();
```

Payment Request Options
-----------------------

[](#payment-request-options)

You can pass these parameters to all the payment requests in Payze package.

### Amount

[](#amount)

All payment requests have an amount in the constructor, but also there is a separate method for changing the amount.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\JustPay;

// Request 1 GEL originally
$request = JustPay::request(1);

// Some things happened, updating amount
return $request->amount(10)->process();
```

### Currency

[](#currency)

You can change your payment's currency by calling `currency()` function on the request. Default: `GEL`

See supported currencies in [currencies enum file](src/Enums/Currency.php).

**Recommended:** Pass currency by using an enum instead of directly passing a string.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Enums\Currency;
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\JustPay;

return JustPay::request(1)->currency(Currency::USD)->process();
```

### Language

[](#language)

You can change your payment page's language by calling `language()` function on the request. Default: `ge`

See supported languages in [languages enum file](src/Enums/Language.php).

**Recommended:** Pass language by using an enum instead of directly passing a string.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Enums\Language;
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\JustPay;

return JustPay::request(1)->language(Language::ENG)->process();
```

### Preauthorize

[](#preauthorize)

Preauthorize method is used to block the amount for some time and then manually charge ([commit](#commit)) the transaction. For example, if you are selling products which have to be produced after the order, block (preauthorize) transaction on order and manually charge ([commit](#commit)) after your product are ready.

### Associated Model

[](#associated-model)

You can associate any Eloquent model to a transaction by calling `for()` function on the request. For example, pass an order instance to a payment request for checking the order's payment status after payment.

```
use App\Models\Order;
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\JustPay;

$order = Order::findOrFail($orderId);

return JustPay::request(1)->for($order)->process();
```

### Split Money

[](#split-money)

You can split the money into different bank accounts. For example, you have a marketplace where users sell their products, and you get a commission for that. You can simply split transferred money easily instead of manually transferring from a bank account to a seller on every order.

You have to call `split()` function on the request, which accepts list/array of `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Objects\Split` object(s).

Split object has three parameters: `Amount`, `Receiver's IBAN`, and `Pay In (optional)` (delay in days before transferring the money).

For example, the cost of a product is 20GEL. You have to get your commission (10%) and transfer the rest to a seller.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Objects\Split;
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\JustPay;

return JustPay::request(20)
    ->split(
        new Split(2, "Your IBAN"), // Transfer 2GEL immediately
        new Split(18, "Seller's IBAN", 3) // Transfer 18GEL after 3 days (for example, as an insurance before processing the order)
    )->process();
```

### Raw Data

[](#raw-data)

By default, when you request a payment, it will return a RedirectResponse. You can call `raw()` function and payment request will return the original data instead of a RedirectResponse.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Requests\JustPay;

$request = JustPay::request(20)->raw()->process();

log($request['transactionId']);

return $request['transactionUrl'];
```

Controller
----------

[](#controller)

Default controller should be published after running publish command from [Installation section](#installation). You can add your custom logic to your controller in `successResponse` and `failResponse` methods. For example, you can set flash message, send notifications, mark order as complete or anything you want from that methods.

**IMPORTANT!** If you return any non-NULL value from `successResponse` and `failResponse` methods, then that response will be used on success/fail routes. Otherwise [default logic](#views) will be used.

Events
------

[](#events)

Events are fired after successful or failed transactions. You can [define listeners](https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/events#defining-listeners) in your application in order to mark an order as paid, notify a customer or whatever you need.

Both events have `$transaction` property.

Paid Event: `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Events\PayzeTransactionPaid`

Failed Event: `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Events\PayzeTransactionFailed`

Relationships
-------------

[](#relationships)

You can add `transactions` and `cards` relationships to your models with traits to easily access associated entries.

### Transactions Relationship

[](#transactions-relationship)

Add `HasTransactions` trait to your model.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Traits\HasTransactions;

class Order extends Model
{
    use HasTransactions;
}
```

Now you can access transactions by calling `$order->transactions`.

### Cards Relationship

[](#cards-relationship)

Add `HasCards` trait to your model.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Traits\HasCards;

class User extends Model
{
    use HasCards;
}
```

Now you can access saved cards by calling `$user->cards`.

Models
------

[](#models)

### Transaction Model

[](#transaction-model)

You can access all transactions logged in the database by `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction` model.

Get all transactions:

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;

PayzeTransaction::all();
```

#### Paid Scope

[](#paid-scope)

Filter paid transactions with `paid()` scope.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;

PayzeTransaction::paid()->get();
```

#### Unpaid Scope

[](#unpaid-scope)

Filter unpaid transactions with `unpaid()` scope.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;

PayzeTransaction::unpaid()->get();
```

#### Completed Scope

[](#completed-scope)

Filter completed transactions with `completed()` scope.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;

PayzeTransaction::completed()->get();
```

#### Incomplete Scope

[](#incomplete-scope)

Filter incomplete transactions with `incomplete()` scope.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;

PayzeTransaction::incomplete()->get();
```

#### Refundable Scope

[](#refundable-scope)

Filter refundable transactions with `refundable()` scope.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;

PayzeTransaction::refundable()->get();
```

#### Non-Refundable Scope

[](#non-refundable-scope)

Filter non-refundable transactions with `nonrefundable()` scope.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeTransaction;

PayzeTransaction::nonrefundable()->get();
```

### Card Token Model

[](#card-token-model)

You can access all saved card tokens logged in the database by `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken` model.

**NOTICE:** After starting AddCard payment, new database entry is created with non-active token which gets activated after successful payment. So `Active` card refers to a valid token, which can be used in future payments.

Get all active tokens:

Tokens are automatically filtered by a global scope and only returns active tokens.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken;

PayzeCardToken::all();
```

Active card tokens have `card_mask`, `cardholder`, `brand`, `expiration_date` attributes, which can be helpful for a user to choose correct card.

#### Active (Non-Expired) Scope

[](#active-non-expired-scope)

Since tokens are automatically filtered by a global scope, `active()` scope now returns non-expired card tokens based on expiration date.

Filter active (non-expired) card tokens with `active()` scope.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken;

PayzeCardToken::active()->get();
```

#### WithInactive Scope

[](#withinactive-scope)

Tokens are automatically filtered by a global scope and only returns active tokens. If you want to include inactive card tokens in the list, you should add `withInactive()` scope to a query:

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken;

PayzeCardToken::withInactive()->get();
```

#### Inactive Scope

[](#inactive-scope)

Filter inactive card tokens with `inactive()` scope. This method already includes `withInactive()` scope, so you don't have to specify it manually.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken;

PayzeCardToken::inactive()->get();
```

#### Is Expired

[](#is-expired)

You can check if already fetched PayzeCardToken model instance is expired or not.

Method will return false if expiration date is not filled in database.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken;

$token = PayzeCardToken::latest()->get();

$token->isExpired();
```

#### Is Active (Non-expired)

[](#is-active-non-expired)

You can check if already fetched PayzeCardToken model instance is expired or not.

Method will return true if expiration date is not filled in database.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken;

$card = PayzeCardToken::latest()->get();

$card->isActive();
```

#### Mark as Default

[](#mark-as-default)

You can set current card as a default. All other cards will be unmarked automatically.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeCardToken;

$card = PayzeCardToken::latest()->get();

$card->markAsDefault();
```

### Log Model

[](#log-model)

You can access all logs from the database by `PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeLog` model.

Get all logs:

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Models\PayzeLog;

PayzeLog::all();
```

Abandoned Transactions
----------------------

[](#abandoned-transactions)

Abandoned transactions with status `Created` are automatically reject after about 10 minutes, so you have to run a scheduler to update those transactions' statuses.

If you don't already have a scheduler configured, read [how to configure](https://laravel.com/docs/scheduling#running-the-scheduler) here.

Register our console command in `app/Console/Kernel.php`'s `$commands` variable:

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Console\Commands\UpdateIncompleteTransactions;

protected $commands = [
    // Other commands
    UpdateIncompleteTransactions::class,
];
```

Then add a command in a schedule in `app/Console/Kernel.php`'s `schedule` function. We recommend running a job every 30 minutes, but it's totally up to you and your application needs.

```
use PayzeIO\LaravelPayze\Console\Commands\UpdateIncompleteTransactions;

protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule)
{
    // Other commands
    $schedule->command(UpdateIncompleteTransactions::class)->everyThirtyMinutes();
}
```

Authors
-------

[](#authors)

- [Levan Lotuashvili](https://github.com/Lotuashvili)
- [All Contributors](../../contributors)

###  Health Score

39

—

LowBetter than 86% of packages

Maintenance20

Infrequent updates — may be unmaintained

Popularity30

Limited adoption so far

Community16

Small or concentrated contributor base

Maturity76

Established project with proven stability

 Bus Factor1

Top contributor holds 87.3% of commits — single point of failure

How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. Uses a 2-year decay window.

**Popularity (30%)** — Total and monthly downloads, GitHub stars, and forks. Logarithmic scaling prevents top-heavy scores.

**Community (15%)** — Contributors, dependents, forks, watchers, and maintainers. Measures real ecosystem engagement.

**Maturity (30%)** — Project age, version count, PHP version support, and release stability.

###  Release Activity

Cadence

Every ~32 days

Recently: every ~61 days

Total

29

Last Release

1023d ago

Major Versions

v1.9.1 → v2.0.02022-11-05

v2.0.0 → v3.0.02022-11-20

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