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siewwp/laravel-service-consumer
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laravel server-to-server service consumer with HMAC authentication

v1.1.1(7y ago)0340MITPHP

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Laravel hmac http
=================

[](#laravel-hmac-http)

Server-to-server service consuming with hmac authentication.

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

[](#installation)

```
composer require siewwp/laravel-service-consumer:dev-master

```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

### Binding your key

[](#binding-your-key)

Your should bind your app id and secret at your `ServiceProvider`.

Refer to [Hmac http client](https://github.com/siewwp/php-hmac-http) for more information.

Refer to [Laravel Container](https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/container) for more information.

### Handling webhook notification

[](#handling-webhook-notification)

If the service host is notifying event using webhook, you may define your webhook handler in your controller and extend to the webhook controller like so:

```