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RecoverKit PHP SDK and read-only connector: record real sales and bring in past customers. Emails and phones are hashed before they leave your server.

v1.1.4 2026-11-12 15:40 UTC

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Last update: 2026-11-12 15:41:47 UTC


README

The RecoverKit server SDK and read-only connector, for Laravel, WordPress/WooCommerce, CodeIgniter, Symfony or plain PHP. This repository is generated from Light8749/recoverkit (sdk/php); please open issues there.

composer require light8749/recoverkit

Add the three values from the business's RecoverKit dashboard (Developers page) to your .env:

RK_PUBLIC_KEY=rk_pub_...
RK_SECRET_KEY=rk_sec_...      # server only
RK_ENDPOINT=https://the-business-recoverkit-server

Record real sales

$rk = new RecoverKit(getenv('RK_PUBLIC_KEY'), getenv('RK_SECRET_KEY'), getenv('RK_ENDPOINT'));

$rk->identify(['email' => $user->email, 'phone' => $user->phone, 'firstName' => $user->first_name]); // after sign-up or login
$rk->trackPurchase(['email' => $user->email, 'amount' => 150000, 'ref' => $order->reference]);     // a real sale, in kobo
$rk->walletFunded(['email' => $user->email, 'amount' => 500000]);                                  // a deposit is not a sale

Calls time out after 3 seconds and never throw, so RecoverKit can't break a checkout.

Bring in past customers (read-only)

vendor/bin/recoverkit-connector setup --app=.    # reads table names only, suggests a mapping, dry run, asks before saving
vendor/bin/recoverkit-connector sync --app=.     # first run sends history, then only what's new

Cron, every 15 minutes: */15 * * * * cd /path/to/app && vendor/bin/recoverkit-connector sync --app=. >> recoverkit-sync.out 2>&1

It finds your database login in your app's config (Laravel, WordPress and WooCommerce, CodeIgniter, Django, Rails, Prisma, Spring Boot, ASP.NET, or any .env with DATABASE_URL), uses a read-only session, logs every query to recoverkit-connector.log, and sends only hashes, dates and amounts.

Full docs: /docs on the business's RecoverKit server. MIT License.