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Amazon Pay SDK (PHP)

Amazon Pay API Integration

Requirements

Amazon Pay account:
US - Registration
UK - Registration
DE - Registration
JP - Registration
PHP 5.5 or higher
Curl 7.18 or higher

Support for PHP 5.3 and 5.4 is being deprecated. The SDK will work in these older environments, but future versions may not. We encourage merchants to move to a newer version of PHP at their earliest convenience.

Documentation

Integration steps can be found below:

Sample

View the Amazon Pay SDK samples

Quick Start

The client takes in parameters in the following format:

Associative array
Path to the JSON file containing configuration information.

Installing using Composer

composer require amzn/amazon-pay-sdk-php

Directory Tree

.
├── composer.json - Configuration for composer
├── LICENSE.txt
├── NOTICE.txt
├── AmazonPay
│   ├── Client.php - Main class with the API calls
│   ├── ClientInterface.php - Shows the public function definitions in Client.php
│   ├── HttpCurl.php -  Client class uses this file to execute the GET/POST
│   ├── HttpCurlInterface.php - Shows the public function definitions in the HttpCurl.php
│   ├── IpnHandler.php - Class handles verification of the IPN
│   ├── IpnHandlerInterface.php - Shows the public function definitions in the IpnHandler.php
│   ├── Regions.php -  Defines the regions that is supported
│   ├── ResponseParser.php -  Parses the API call response
│   └── ResponseInterface.php - Shows the public function definitions in the ResponseParser.php
├── README.md
└── UnitTests
    ├── ClientTest.php
    ├── config.json
    ├── coverage.txt
    ├── IpnHandlerTest.php
    └── Signature.php

Parameters List

Mandatory Parameters

Optional Parameters

Setting Configuration

Your Amazon Pay keys are available in your Seller Central account

Setting configuration while instantiating the Client object

<?php
namespace AmazonPay;

require_once 'Client.php';
// or, instead of using require_once, you can use the phar file instead
// include 'amazon-pay.phar';

// PHP Associative array
$config = array(
    'merchant_id' => 'YOUR_MERCHANT_ID',
    'access_key'  => 'YOUR_ACCESS_KEY',
    'secret_key'  => 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY',
    'client_id'   => 'YOUR_LOGIN_WITH_AMAZON_CLIENT_ID',
    'region'      => 'REGION');

// or, instead of setting the array in the code, you can
// initialze the Client by specifying a JSON file
// $config = 'PATH_TO_JSON_FILE';

// Instantiate the client class with the config type
$client = new Client($config);

Testing in Sandbox Mode

The sandbox parameter is defaulted to false if not specified:

<?php
namespace AmazonPay;

$config = array(
    'merchant_id' => 'YOUR_MERCHANT_ID',
    'access_key'  => 'YOUR_ACCESS_KEY',
    'secret_key'  => 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY',
    'client_id'   => 'YOUR_LOGIN_WITH_AMAZON_CLIENT_ID',
    'region'      => 'REGION',
    'sandbox'     => true);

$client = new Client($config);

// Also you can set the sandbox variable in the config() array of the Client class by

$client->setSandbox(true);

Setting Proxy values

Proxy parameters can be set after Instantiating the Client Object with the following setter

$proxy =  array();
$proxy['proxy_user_host'] // Hostname for the proxy
$proxy['proxy_user_port'] // Hostname for the proxy
$proxy['proxy_user_name'] // If your proxy requires a username
$proxy['proxy_user_password'] // If your proxy requires a password

$client->setProxy($proxy);

Making an API Call

Below is an example on how to make the GetOrderReferenceDetails API call:

<?php
namespace AmazonPay;

$requestParameters = array();

// AMAZON_ORDER_REFERENCE_ID is obtained from the Amazon Pay Address/Wallet widgets
// ACCESS_TOKEN is obtained from the GET parameter from the URL.

// Required Parameter
$requestParameters['amazon_order_reference_id'] = 'AMAZON_ORDER_REFERENCE_ID';

// Optional Parameter
$requestParameters['address_consent_token']  = 'ACCESS_TOKEN';
$requestParameters['mws_auth_token']         = 'MWS_AUTH_TOKEN';

$response = $client->getOrderReferenceDetails($requestParameters);

See the API Response section for information on parsing the API response.

Below is an example on how to make the GetMerchantAccountStatus API call:

$requestParameters = array();

// Optional Parameter
$requestParameters['mws_auth_token']         = 'MWS_AUTH_TOKEN';

$response = $client->getMerchantAccountStatus($requestParameters);
echo $response->toXml() . "\n";

// Sample Response
<GetMerchantAccountStatusResponse xmlns="http://mws.amazonservices.com/schema/OffAmazonPayments/2013-01-01">
  <GetMerchantAccountStatusResult>
    <AccountStatus>ACTIVE</AccountStatus>
  </GetMerchantAccountStatusResult>
  <ResponseMetadata>
    <RequestId>b0a141f7-712a-4830-8014-2aa0c446b04e</RequestId>
  </ResponseMetadata>
</GetMerchantAccountStatusResponse>

See the API Response section for information on parsing the API response.

Below is an example on how to make the ListOrderReference API call:

$requestParameters = array();

// Required Parameter
$configArray['query_id']             = 'SELLER_ORDER_ID';
$configArray['query_id_type']        = 'SellerOrderId';

// Optional Parameter
$requestParameters['mws_auth_token'] = 'MWS_AUTH_TOKEN';
$configArray['page_size']            = "1";

$response = $client->listOrderReference($requestParameters);
echo $response->toXml() . "\n";

// Sample Response
<ListOrderReferenceResponse xmlns="http://mws.amazonservices.com/schema/OffAmazonPayments/2013-01-01">
  <ListOrderReferenceResult>
    <OrderReferenceList>
      <OrderReference>
        <ReleaseEnvironment>Sandbox</ReleaseEnvironment>
        <OrderReferenceStatus>
          <LastUpdateTimestamp>2018-08-06T22:45:37.314Z</LastUpdateTimestamp>
          <State>Open</State>
        </OrderReferenceStatus>
        <AmazonOrderReferenceId>S01-6649662-0708590</AmazonOrderReferenceId>
        <CreationTimestamp>2018-08-06T22:45:28.203Z</CreationTimestamp>
        <SellerOrderAttributes>
          <StoreName>PHP SDK Test goGetOrderReferenceDetails</StoreName>
          <CustomInformation>PHP SDK Custom Information Testing</CustomInformation>
          <SellerOrderId>PHP SDK ID# 12345</SellerOrderId>
        </SellerOrderAttributes>
        <OrderTotal>
          <CurrencyCode>USD</CurrencyCode>
          <Amount>0.01</Amount>
        </OrderTotal>
      </OrderReference>
    </OrderReferenceList>
    <NextPageToken>eyJuZXh0UGFn...=</NextPageToken>
  </ListOrderReferenceResult>
  <ResponseMetadata>
    <RequestId>5749768d-307b-493b-90b0-8b5b9f2ea436</RequestId>
  </ResponseMetadata>
</ListOrderReferenceResponse>

See the API Response section for information on parsing the API response.

Below is an example on how to make the ListOrderReferenceByNextToken API call:

$requestParameters = array();

// Required Parameter
$configArray['next_page_token']            = "NEXT_PAGE_TOKEN";

$response = $client->listOrderReferenceByNextToken($requestParameters);
echo $response->toXml() . "\n";

// Sample Response
<ListOrderReferenceByNextTokenResponse xmlns="http://mws.amazonservices.com/schema/OffAmazonPayments/2013-01-01">
  <ListOrderReferenceByNextTokenResult>
    <OrderReferenceList>
      <OrderReference>
        <ReleaseEnvironment>Sandbox</ReleaseEnvironment>
        <OrderReferenceStatus>
          <LastUpdateTimestamp>2018-08-06T22:42:50.191Z</LastUpdateTimestamp>
          <State>Open</State>
        </OrderReferenceStatus>
        <AmazonOrderReferenceId>S01-1662310-7599388</AmazonOrderReferenceId>
        <CreationTimestamp>2018-08-06T22:42:35.904Z</CreationTimestamp>
        <SellerOrderAttributes>
          <StoreName>PHP SDK Test goGetOrderReferenceDetails</StoreName>
          <CustomInformation>PHP SDK Custom Information Testing</CustomInformation>
          <SellerOrderId>PHP SDK ID# 12345</SellerOrderId>
        </SellerOrderAttributes>
        <OrderTotal>
          <CurrencyCode>USD</CurrencyCode>
          <Amount>0.01</Amount>
        </OrderTotal>
      </OrderReference>
    </OrderReferenceList>
    <NextPageToken>eyJuZXh0UGFnZVRva2VuIjoiQUFBQUFBQUFBQ...</NextPageToken>
  </ListOrderReferenceByNextTokenResult>
  <ResponseMetadata>
    <RequestId>8e06c852-4072-4cfb-99a3-060ec1ef7be8</RequestId>
  </ResponseMetadata>
</ListOrderReferenceByNextTokenResponse>

See the API Response section for information on parsing the API response.

IPN Handling

To receive IPN's successfully you will need an valid SSL on your domain.
You can set up your Notification endpoints by either (a) using the Seller Central Integration Settings page Settings tab, or (b) by using the SetMerchantNotificationConfiguration API call.
IpnHandler.php class handles verification of the source and the data of the IPN

Add the below code into any file and set the URL to the file location in Merchant/Integrator URL by accessing Integration Settings page in the Settings tab.

<?php
namespace AmazonPay;

require_once 'IpnHandler.php';

// Get the IPN headers and Message body
$headers = getallheaders();
$body = file_get_contents('php://input');

// Create an object($ipnHandler) of the IpnHandler class
$ipnHandler = new IpnHandler($headers, $body);

See the IPN Response section for information on parsing the IPN response.

Setting notification endpoints using SetMerchantNotificationConfiguration API

$client = new AmazonPay\Client($config);

// possible array values: ALL, ORDER_REFERENCE, PAYMENT_AUTHORIZE, PAYMENT_CAPTURE, PAYMENT_REFUND, BILLING_AGREEMENT, CHARGEBACK_DETAILED
$notificationConfiguration['https://dev.null/ipn/onetime'] = array('ORDER_REFERENCE', 'PAYMENT_AUTHORIZE', 'PAYMENT_CAPTURE');
$notificationConfiguration['https://dev.null/ipn/recurring'] = array('BILLING_AGREEMENT');
$notificationConfiguration['https://dev.null/ipn/refunds'] = array('PAYMENT_REFUND', 'CHARGEBACK_DETAILED');
$requestParameters['notification_configuration_list'] = $notificationConfiguration;

// or, if you prefer all IPNs come to the same endpoint, do this one-liner instead:
// $requestParameters['notification_configuration_list'] = array('https://dev.null/ipn' => array('ALL'));

// if you are calling on behalf of another merhcant using delegated access, be sure to set the merchant ID and auth token:
// $requestParameters['merchant_id'] = 'THE_MERCHANT_ID';
// $requestParameters['mws_auth_token'] = 'THE_MWS_AUTH_TOKEN';

$response = $client->setMerchantNotificationConfiguration($requestParameters);
if ($response->toArray()['ResponseStatus'] !== '200') {
    print "error occured calling API";
}

// to troubleshoot, you can call GetMerchantNotificationConfiguration to view current IPN settings
$response = $client->getMerchantNotificationConfiguration($requestParameters);
print $response->toXml();

Convenience Methods

Charge Method

The charge method combines the following API calls:

Standard Payments / Recurring Payments

SetOrderReferenceDetails / SetBillingAgreementDetails
ConfirmOrderReference / ConfirmBillingAgreement
Authorize / AuthorizeOnBillingAgreement

For Standard payments the first charge call will make the SetOrderReferenceDetails, ConfirmOrderReference, Authorize API calls. Subsequent call to charge method for the same Order Reference ID will make the call only to Authorize.

For Recurring payments the first charge call will make the SetBillingAgreementDetails, ConfirmBillingAgreement, AuthorizeOnBillingAgreement API calls. Subsequent call to charge method for the same Billing Agreement ID will make the call only to AuthorizeOnBillingAgreement.

Capture Now can be set to true for digital goods . For Physical goods it's highly recommended to set the Capture Now to false and the amount captured by making the capture API call after the shipment is complete.

// Create an array that will contain the parameters for the charge API call
$requestParameters = array();

// Adding the parameters values to the respective keys in the array
$requestParameters['amazon_reference_id'] = 'AMAZON_REFERENCE_ID';

// Or
// If $requestParameters['amazon_reference_id'] is not provided,
// either one of the following ID input is needed
$requestParameters['amazon_order_reference_id'] = 'AMAZON_ORDER_REFERENCE_ID';
$requestParameters['amazon_billing_agreement_id'] = 'AMAZON_BILLING_AGREEMENT_ID';

$requestParameters['seller_id'] = null;
$requestParameters['charge_amount'] = '100.50';
$requestParameters['currency_code'] = 'USD';
$requestParameters['authorization_reference_id'] = 'UNIQUE STRING';
$requestParameters['transaction_timeout'] = 0;
$requestParameters['capture_now'] = false; //true for Digital goods
$requestParameters['charge_note'] = 'Example item note';
$requestParameters['charge_order_id'] = '1234-Example-Order';
$requestParameters['store_name'] = 'Example Store';
$requestParameters['platform_Id'] = null;
$requestParameters['custom_information'] = 'Any_Custom_String';
$requestParameters['mws_auth_token'] = null;

// Get the Authorization response from the charge method
$response = $client->charge($requestParameters);

See the API Response section for information on parsing the API response.

Obtain profile information (getUserInfo method)

obtains the user's profile information from Amazon using the access token returned by the Button widget.
An access token is granted by the authorization server when a user logs in to a site.
An access token is specific to a client, a user, and an access scope. A client must use an access token to retrieve customer profile data.

<?php namespace AmazonPay;

// config array parameters that need to be instantiated
$config = array(
    'client_id' => 'YOUR_LWA_CLIENT_ID',
    'region'    => 'REGION');

$client = new Client($config);

// Client ID can also be set using the setter function setClientId($client_id)
$client->setClientId(‘YOUR_LWA_CLIENT_ID’);

// Get the Access Token from the URL
$access_token = 'ACCESS_TOKEN';
// Calling the function getUserInfo with the access token parameter returns object
$userInfo = $client->getUserInfo($access_token);

// Buyer name
$userInfo['name'];
// Buyer Email
$userInfo['email'];
// Buyer User Id
$userInfo['user_id'];

Response Parsing

Responses are provided in 3 formats

XML/Raw response
Associative array
JSON format

API Response

// Returns an object($response) of the class ResponseParser.php
$response = $client->getOrderReferenceDetails($requestParameters);

// XML response
$response->toXml();

// Associative array response
$response->toArray();

// JSON response
$response->toJson();

IPN Response

$ipnHandler = new IpnHandler($headers, $body);

// Raw message response
$ipnHandler->returnMessage();

// Associative array response
$ipnHandler->toArray();

// JSON response
$ipnHandler->toJson();

Logging

SDK logging of sanitized requests and responses can work with any PSR-3 compliant logger such as Monolog.

API Response

namespace AmazonPay;
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
include 'amazon-pay.phar';

use Monolog\Logger;
use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;

date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');
$log = new Logger('TestSDK');

$log->pushHandler(new StreamHandler('php://stdout', Logger::DEBUG));

$client = new Client('us.config');
$client->setLogger($log);

$response = $client->getServiceStatus();

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Maintainers

Details

README

Amazon Pay SDK (PHP)

Requirements

Documentation

Sample

Quick Start

Installing using Composer

Directory Tree

Parameters List

Mandatory Parameters

Optional Parameters

Setting Configuration

Testing in Sandbox Mode

Setting Proxy values

Making an API Call

IPN Handling

Setting notification endpoints using SetMerchantNotificationConfiguration API

Convenience Methods

Charge Method

Obtain profile information (getUserInfo method)

Response Parsing

API Response

IPN Response

Logging

API Response