cmpayments/orderapi-sdk-php

CMPayments Order API SDK

v1.14.1 2024-01-26 16:25 UTC

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For more information about the Order API calls, see the documentation. This SDK is a toolbox, for more information about the inner workings of the Webdirect or One-Page-Checkout, see the integration manual at https://www.docdatapayments.com/developer/api/.

Installation

To install the SDK, simply use Composer: composer require cmpayments/orderapi-sdk-php

Setting up a connection

Set up a connection by filling in the username and password. If you want to use the sandbox environment, add true as third parameter. All requests are created from this client.

<?php
$client = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Client('<username>', '<password>');

Create request

This request will descripe a full request with a lot of optional fields.

First create a merchantOrderReference which refers to the your internal unique reference for this order and is used by the system for informational purposes in the Merchant BackOffice.

<?php
$merchantOrderReference = time();

The PaymentPreference specifies the settings to use for all payments which are going to be made on this order. Replace <payment_profile> with your own payment profile.

<?php
$paymentPreferences = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\PaymentPreference();
$paymentPreferences->setProfile('<payment_profile>')
   ->setNumberOfDaysToPay(14)
   ->addPeriod(7, 'unknown')
   ->addPeriod(7);

Different visual styles are supported through CSS profiles. The id of this profile can be set like this:

<?php
$menuPreference = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\MenuPreferences();
$menuPreference->setCssId(1);

The payment system requires shopper information for each order. The name element could also be provided with more information, like middlename, suffix, prefix etc.

<?php
$shopper = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Shopper();
$name = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Name();
$name->setFirstname('Testpersoon-nl')
   ->setLastname('Approved');

/* Note: date of birth must be a \DateTime */
$dateOfBirth = DateTime::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', '1970-07-10');
$shopper->setShopperId('<customer_id>')
   ->setName($name)
   ->setEmail('accepted@yourdomain.com')
   ->setLanguageCode('nl')
   ->setGender('M')
   ->setDateOfBirth($dateOfBirth)
   ->setPhoneNumber('0612345678');

Set billing and shipping information for the transaction. The shipping and billing address are the same in this example, even the receivers name is the same.

<?php
$billToAddress = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Address();
$billToAddress->setStreet('street')
   ->setHouseNumber('1')
   ->setHouseNumberAddition('A')
   ->setPostalCode('1234AA')
   ->setCity('Amsterdam')
   ->setCountryCode('NL');
$billToName = $name;
$shipToAddress = $billToAddress;
$shipToName = $name;

Here an invoice is created with 3 products. 1 Kingston microSD card and 2 pieces of the DVD 'Lonely Planet Thailand'

<?php
$invoice = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Invoice();
/* The total amount to pay incl. vat */
$paymentAmount = CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(33.30);
/* specify the vat-rules per item */
$vat1 = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Vat();
$vat1->setAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(2.10))->setRate(21);
$vat2 = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Vat();
$vat2->setAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(1.20))->setRate(6);

/*
 * Define product 1
 */
$item1 = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Item();
$item1VatRate = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Vat();
$item1VatRate->setAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(2.10))->setRate(21);
$item1TotalVatRate = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Vat();
$item1TotalVatRate->setAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(2.10))->setRate(21);
$item1->setName('Kingston microSD kaart 32GB')
   ->setCode('SDC4/4GB-2ADP')
   ->setQuantity(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Quantity::pieces(1))
   ->setDescription('Kingston microSD kaart 32GB met adapter')
   ->setImage('http://www.google.nl/images/srpr/logo3w.png')
   ->setNetAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(10.00))
   ->setGrossAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(12.10))
   ->setVat($item1VatRate)
   ->setTotalNetAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(10.00))
   ->setTotalGrossAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(12.10))
   ->setTotalVat($item1VatRate);

/*
 * Define product 2 (note: setQuantity has 2 pieces)
 */
$item2 = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Item();
$item2VatRate = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Vat();
$item2VatRate->setAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(0.60))->setRate(6);
$item2TotalVatRate = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Vat();
$item2TotalVatRate->setAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(1.20))->setRate(6);
$item2->setName('Lonely Planet Thailand')
   ->setCode('9781741791570')
   ->setQuantity(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Quantity::pieces(2))
   ->setDescription('Tourism and travel information incl. maps, history, culture and transport in Thailand')
   ->setImage('http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/bc/Wiki.png')
   ->setNetAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(10.00))
   ->setGrossAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(10.60))
   ->setVat($item2VatRate)
   ->setTotalNetAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(20.00))
   ->setTotalGrossAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(21.20))
   ->setTotalVat($item2TotalVatRate);

/*
 * Add all elements to the invoice
 */
$invoice->setTotalNetAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(30.00))
   ->addTotalVatAmount($vat1)
   ->addTotalVatAmount($vat2)
   ->addItem($item1)
   ->addItem($item2)
   ->setShipTo($shipToName, $shipToAddress)
   ->setAdditionalDescription('Add. Description');

/*
 * Create the actual request
 */
$createRequest = $client->createRequest();

/*
 * Add all invoice elements
 */
$createRequest->addMerchantOrderReference($merchantOrderReference)
   ->addPaymentPreferences($paymentPreferences)
   ->addMenuPreferences($menuPreference)
   ->addShopper($shopper)
   ->addTotalGrossAmount($paymentAmount)
   ->addBillTo($billToName, $billToAddress)
   ->addDescription('default transaction')
   ->addReceiptText('Thanks for your purchase')
   ->addInvoice($invoice)
   ->addIntegrationInfo(new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\IntegrationInfo('My webshop name or plugin', 'v1.0.0'));

The final step is to send the CreateRequest to the API.

<?php
//Do the actual request to the endpoint
$createResponse = $client->executeCreateRequest($createRequest);

One Page Checkout

If you don't want to create different views for every payment method, there is a default checkout page that can be used. Note: The One Page Checkout is a feature that must be enabled in your account

<?php
$opcResponse = $client->createOnePageCheckOut($createResponse->createSuccess->key)
->setClientLanguage('nl')
->setReturnUrlCancelled('https://www.yourdomain.com/cancelled')
->setReturnUrlError('https://www.yourdomain.com/error')
->setReturnUrlPending('https://www.yourdomain.com/pending')
->setReturnUrlSuccess('https://www.yourdomain.com/succes');

header('Location: ' . $opcResponse->getPaymentUrl());

startRequest

The start request is specific to the Webdirect scenario where a payment can be initiated without online interaction with the shopper. In this example we will start an iDEAL transaction. Note: The start request functionality is a feature that must be enabled in your account

List if iDEAL issuers in this API:

  • ABNAMRO
  • ASN
  • BUNQ
  • FRIESLANDBANK
  • ING
  • KNAB
  • RABO
  • REGIOBANK
  • SNS
  • TRIODOS
  • VANLANSCHOT
<?php
$paymentMethodData = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\PaymentInput\IdealPaymentInput();
$paymentMethodData->setIssuerId('RABO');
$shopperInfo = new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\ShopperInfo();
$shopperInfo->setBrowserAccept('*/*')->setBrowserUserAgent('notfound')->setShopperIp('10.0.0.1');

$startRequest = $client->createStartRequest($createResponse->createSuccess->key);
$startRequest->addPaymentAmount($paymentAmount) /* from above */
    ->addPaymentMethodData($paymentMethodData) /* from above */
    ->addReturnUrl('https://www.yourdomain.tld/return?status=redirect')
    ->addShopperInfo($shopperInfo)
    ->addIntegrationInfo(new CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\IntegrationInfo('My webshop name or plugin', 'v1.0.0'));

$startResponse = $client->executeStartRequest($startRequest);

//  Store the payment ID somewhere, you will need it later
$_SESSION['payment_id'] = $startResponse->startSuccess->paymentResponse->paymentSuccess->id

//In the response there is an redirect url to redirect the customer to
header('Location: ' . $startResponse->startSuccess->redirect->url);

proceedRequest

The proceed request is specific to the Webdirect scenario where the shopper is redirected to an acquirer. It is used to finish the authorisation after the merchant returns from the acquirer. For example when the shopper is sent directly to iDEAL or 3D Secure.

<?php
//Create a proceeed request
$proceedRequest = $client->createProceedRequest(<payment_id>);
//Tell the request that it has to be an iDEAL proceed
$proceedRequest->Ideal();
//Execute the request
$proceedResponse = $client->executeProceedRequest($proceedRequest);

captureRequest

The purpose of the capture request is to force the payment system to capture a payment order which is successfully authorized for processing by the acquirer. This operation however is not required in all scenarios. Depending on the payment method, the payment system offers an option to automatically capture payment orders after a predefined number of days. This option supports payment methods like AfterPay and Klarna Invoice where products are only to be shipped when the products are collected for shipment

<?php
$captureRequest = $client->createCaptureRequest(payment_id>, CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(33.30));
$captureResponse = $client->executeCaptureRequest($captureRequest);

statusRequest

The status request can be used to retrieve a report reflecting the actual status of an Order, its payments and its captures or refunds. The statusRequest is used to determine whether an Order is considered “paid”.

<?php
$statusRequest = $client->createStatusRequest(<PaymentOrderKey>);
$statusResponse = $client->executeStatusRequest($statusRequest);

statusExtendedRequest

The extended status request can be used to retrieve additional information of an Order, its payments and its captures or refunds.

<?php
$statusExtendedRequest = $client->createExtendedStatusRequest(<PaymentOrderKey>);
$statusExtendedResponse = $client->executeExtendedStatusRequest($statusExtendedRequest);

cancelRequest

The purpose of the cancel request is to force the payment system not to accept any payment actions for the given Order anymore. In a scenario where a shopper has cancelled the order in the web shop, the cancel request is to be used to synchronize the administration in both the web shop and the payment system to ensure no payments are processed by the payment system for the order.

<?php
$cancelRequest = $client->createCancelRequest(<PaymentOrderKey>);
$cancelResponse = $client->executeCancelRequest($cancelRequest);

refundRequest

In cases where a merchant wants to refund a certain amount on a Payment Order the refund request can be used. The refund request enables the refund process to be controlled and automated end-to-end between the web shop and the payment system.

@Todo implement the full refund option instead of the simple version.

<?php
$refundRequest = $client->createRefundRequest(<payment_id>);
$refundRequest->addAmount(CMPayments\OrderApi\Requests\Elements\Amount::EUR(21.20))
->setItemCode(9781741791570)
->setDescription('Wrong dvd');
$refundResponse = $client->executeRefundRequest($refundRequest);