kevupton / laravel-coinpayments
Coinpayments for Laravel
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Type:extension
Requires
- php: >=5.5
- doctrine/dbal: ^2.6
- kevupton/laravel-package-service-provider: ^0.0.5
Requires (Dev)
- laravel/laravel: ^5.5
- laravel/lumen: ^5.5
README
Implementation of most of the CoinPayments functionality.
Example API
Require
composer require kevupton/laravel-coinpayments
1. Install Service Provider
// add directly from the app $app->register(\Kevupton\LaravelCoinpayments\Providers\LaravelCoinpaymentsServiceProvider::class);
OR
All service providers are registered in the config/app.php
configuration file.
'providers' => [ // Other Service Providers \Kevupton\LaravelCoinpayments\Providers\LaravelCoinpaymentsServiceProvider::class, ],
2. Configure
.env
configuration
COINPAYMENTS_DB_PREFIX=cp_
COINPAYMENTS_MERCHANT_ID=your_unique_merchant_id
COINPAYMENTS_PUBLIC_KEY=generated_public_key
COINPAYMENTS_PRIVATE_KEY=generated_private_key
COINPAYMENTS_IPN_SECRET=your_custom_ipn_secret
COINPAYMENTS_IPN_URL=your_ipn_url
COINPAYMENTS_API_FORMAT=json
COINPAYMENTS_IPN_ROUTE_ENABLED=true
COINPAYMENTS_IPN_ROUTE_PATH=/api/ipn
Execute php artisan vendor:publish
for the complete config file.
Config: coinpayments.php
return array( // prefix to each of the tables in the database 'database_prefix' => env('COINPAYMENTS_DB_PREFIX', 'cp_'), 'merchant_id' => env('COINPAYMENTS_MERCHANT_ID'), // Your API public key associated with your coinpayments account 'public_key' => env('COINPAYMENTS_PUBLIC_KEY'), // Your API private key associated with your coinpayments account 'private_key' => env('COINPAYMENTS_PRIVATE_KEY'), // This is used to verify that an IPN is from us, use a good random string nobody can guess. 'ipn_secret' => env('COINPAYMENTS_IPN_SECRET'), // URL for your IPN callbacks. If not set it will use the IPN URL in your Edit Settings page if you have one set. 'ipn_url' => env('COINPAYMENTS_IPN_URL'), // The format of response to return, json or xml. (default: json) 'format' => env('COINPAYMENTS_API_FORMAT', 'json'), // ALL logs all requests, ERROR logs only errors, and NONE never 'log_level' => Log::LEVEL_ERROR, // Whether or not to have coinpayments automatically parse IPN's for you. If so please specify a PATH 'route' => [ 'enabled' => env('COINPAYMENTS_IPN_ROUTE_ENABLED', false), 'path' => env('COINPAYMENTS_IPN_ROUTE_PATH', '/api/ipn'), ], );
3. Setup Database
Run the migration to install the database tables
php artisan migrate
4. Usage
Simple Transaction
$transaction = \Coinpayments::createTransactionSimple($cost, $currency_base, $currency_received, $extra_details);
Callback Address
$callbackAddress = \Coinpayments::getCallbackAddress($currency);
Withdrawal
$withdrawal = \Coinpayments::createWithdrawal($amount, $currency, $address, true);
Mass Withdrawal - Uses the same values for withdrawal, but in an array
$mass_withdrawal = \Coinpayments::createMassWithdrawal([ [ 'amount' => $amount1, 'address' => $address1, 'currency' => $currency1, ], [ 'amount' => $amount2, 'address' => $address2, 'currency' => $currency2, ], ]);
Convert Coins
$conversion = \Coinpayments::convertCoins($amount, $from, $to, $address = null);
Withdrawal Info
$info = \Coinpayments::getWithdrawalInfo($id);
Conversion Info
$info = \Coinpayments::getConversionInfo($id);
IPN validation
Laravel Coinpayments can automatically handle IPN's for you: Just specify, the path and enable it using the env variables.
COINPAYMENTS_IPN_ROUTE_ENABLED=true
COINPAYMENTS_IPN_ROUTE_PATH=/api/ipn
You can just subscribe to the Model events using an event listening on the following events:
Deposit - When someone deposits money to a callback address
- DepositCreated - When a deposit has been created
- DepositUpdated - When a deposit has been updated, but not complete.
- DepositComplete - When a deposit has completed (after all of the confirms have been received)
Withdrawal - When you make a withdrawal from the API
- WithdrawalCreated
- WithdrawalUpdated
- WithdrawalComplete
Transaction - When you make a transaction from the API
- TransactionCreated
- TransactionUpdated
- TransactionComplete
Then just subscribe to the event by adding a listener to the App\Providers\EventServiceProvider
:
/** * The event listener mappings for the application. * * @var array */ protected $listen = [ Kevupton\LaravelCoinpayments\Events\Deposit\DepositComplete::class => [ \App\Listeners\DoSomethingOnDepositListener::class, // your own class listener for when a deposit is created ], ];
Then you can just do the same for each event.
Example event listener:
<?php namespace App\Listeners; use Kevupton\LaravelCoinpayments\Events\Deposit\DepositComplete; class DoSomethingOnDepositListener { /** * Handler for the DepositComplete event. * Here we can do anything with the completed deposit object. */ public function handle(DepositComplete $depositComplete) { var_dump($depositComplete->deposit->toArray()); } }
Manual Approach to IPNS:
try { $ipn = \Coinpayments::validateIPNRequest($request); // do soemthing with the completed IPN } catch (\Exception $e) { // transaction not completed. }
4.1 Example Controller
CoinPayments Controller
<?php namespace App\Http\Controllers; use Illuminate\Http\Request; use Kevupton\LaravelCoinpayments\Exceptions\IpnIncompleteException; use Kevupton\LaravelCoinpayments\Models\Ipn; use Kevupton\LaravelCoinpayments\Models\Transaction; class CoinpaymentsController extends Controller { const ITEM_CURRENCY = 'BTC'; const ITEM_PRICE = 0.01; /** * Purchase items using coinpayments payment processor * * @param Request $request * @return array */ public function purchaseItems (Request $request) { // validate that the request has the appropriate values $this->validate($request, [ 'currency' => 'required|string', 'amount' => 'required|integer|min:1', ]); $amount = $request->get('amount'); $currency = $request->get('currency'); /* * Calculate the price of the item (qty * ppu) */ $cost = $amount * self::ITEM_PRICE; /** @var Transaction $transaction */ $transaction = \Coinpayments::createTransactionSimple($cost, self::ITEM_CURRENCY, $currency); return ['transaction' => $transaction]; } /** * Creates a donation transaction * * @param Request $request * @return array */ public function donation (Request $request) { // validate that the request has the appropriate values $this->validate($request, [ 'currency' => 'required|string', 'amount' => 'required|integer|min:0.01', ]); $amount = $request->get('amount'); $currency = $request->get('currency'); /* * Here we are donating the exact amount that they specify. * So we use the same currency in and out, with the same amount value. */ $transaction = \Coinpayments::createTransactionSimple($amount, $currency, $currency); return ['transaction' => $transaction]; } /** * Handled on callback of IPN * * @param Request $request */ public function validateIpn (Request $request) { try { /** @var Ipn $ipn */ $ipn = \Coinpayments::validateIPNRequest($request); // if the ipn came from the API side of coinpayments merchant if ($ipn->isApi()) { /* * If it makes it into here then the payment is complete. * So do whatever you want once the completed */ // do something here // Payment::find($ipn->txn_id); } } catch (IpnIncompleteException $e) { $ipn = $e->getIpn(); /* * Can do something here with the IPN model if desired. */ } } }
5. Logging
Adjust the logging in the config file by selecting either LEVEL_NONE
, LEVEL_ERROR
or LEVEL_ALL
.
Logs will be saved into the database under $prefix . 'log'
.
Contributing
Feel free to make a pull request at any time. Any help is appreciated (Y)