yassineche / laravel-dokan
The Dokan-Laravel API Connector Package is a powerful integration solution that enables seamless communication between the Dokan plugin for WordPress and your Laravel API. This package empowers developers to effortlessly synchronize and exchange data between their WordPress-based marketplace and the
Requires
- php: ^8.1
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^7.7
- illuminate/contracts: ^10.0
- spatie/laravel-package-tools: ^1.14.0
- spatie/php-structure-discoverer: ^1.1
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Last update: 2024-11-21 21:29:56 UTC
README
The Laravel-Dokan package is a powerful integration solution that enables seamless communication between the Dokan plugin for WordPress and your Laravel API. It allows developers to effortlessly synchronize and exchange data between their WordPress-based marketplace and their Laravel-powered backend.
Key Features:
- Easy integration with Dokan plugin for WordPress.
- Seamless communication between WordPress and Laravel API.
- Synchronization of data between the marketplace and backend.
Installation
Step 1: Package installation
You can install the Laravel-Dokan package via Composer. Run the following command in your terminal:
composer require yassineche/laravel-dokan
Step 2: Publish the Laravel-Dokan Configuration
To customize and configure the Laravel-Dokan package, you need to publish its configuration file. This will allow you to modify the package's settings according to your needs. Follow the steps below:
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Open your terminal or command prompt.
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Run the following command:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="YassineChe\LaravelDokan\LaravelDokanServiceProvider" --tag=dokan
Step 3: Install and Configure JWT Authentication for WordPress
To enable seamless communication between the Laravel-Dokan package and your WordPress API, you need to install and configure the JWT Authentication for WP REST
plugin. This plugin provides JWT authentication capabilities to your WordPress installation. Follow the steps below:
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1 - Install the "JWT Authentication for WP REST" plugin in your WordPress installation.
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2 - Activate the plugin in the WordPress admin dashboard.
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3 - Configure the plugin settings. You may need to generate a secret key and set the authentication endpoint URL.
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4 - Save the changes and ensure that JWT authentication is enabled.
For detailed instructions on installing and configuring the "JWT Authentication for WP REST" plugin, you can refer to this video tutorial: JWT Authentication for WP REST Tutorial
Once you have successfully installed and configured JWT authentication for WordPress, you can proceed to integrate it with the Laravel-Dokan package.
Step 4: Configure the Laravel-Dokan Package
To configure the Laravel-Dokan package, you need to edit the dokan.php
configuration file. This file contains various options that allow you to customize the package`s behavior. Follow the steps below:
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Locate the
config/dokan.php
file in your Laravel application. -
Open the
dokan.php
file in a text editor. -
Inside the file, you will find a section named "STORE CONFIGURATION." This section contains the following configuration options:
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token
: This option should be set to the generated JWT Authentication for WordPress token. You can obtain this token by following the instructions provided in Step 2. -
store_url
: This option should be set to the URL of your WordPress installation. This is the base URL where your Dokan-powered store is located.
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Update the values of
token
andstore_url
according to your specific configuration. Make sure to save the changes.
Once you have edited the dokan.php
configuration file, the Laravel-Dokan package will be properly configured to communicate with your Dokan-powered store.
Usage
To use the Laravel-Dokan package, you can leverage the provided interfaces and classes to interact with the Dokan API and retrieve/store data from/to your Dokan-powered store. Here`s an example of how you can use the package in your Laravel application:
LaravelDokanProduct
Facade :
use LaravelDokanProduct; try { // Get all products LaravelDokanProduct::getAllProducts(); // Get a product by ID LaravelDokanProduct::getProduct($productId); // Delete a product by ID LaravelDokanProduct::deleteProduct($productId); // Update a product LaravelDokanProduct::updateProduct($productId, [ 'name' => 'Updated Product', 'price' => 99.99, ]); // Get product summary LaravelDokanProduct::getProductSummary(); // Create a new product LaravelDokanProduct::createProduct([ 'name' => 'New Product', 'price' => 49.99, ]); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanProductVariations
Facade :
use LaravelDokanProductVariations; try { // Create product variations for a specific product LaravelDokanProductVariations::createProductVariations($productId,[ 'name' => 'Variation 1', 'price' => 9.99, ]); // Get all product variations for a specific product LaravelDokanProductVariations::getAllProductVariations($productId); // Get a specific product variation by its IDs LaravelDokanProductVariations::getProductVariation($productId, $variationId); // Update a specific product variation LaravelDokanProductVariations::updateProductVariation($productId, $variationId, $[ 'name' => 'Updated Variation', 'price' => 29.99, ]); // Delete a specific product variation LaravelDokanProductVariations::deleteProductVariation($productId, $variationId); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanCoupon
Facade :
use LaravelDokanCoupon; try { // Create a coupon LaravelDokanCoupon::createCoupon([ 'code' => 'SUMMER2023', 'type' => 'percent', 'amount' => 20, ]); // Update a coupon LaravelDokanCoupon::updateCoupon($couponId, [ 'type' => 'fixed_cart', 'amount' => 10, ]); // Get a coupon by its ID LaravelDokanCoupon::getCoupon($couponId); // Get all coupons LaravelDokanCoupon::getAllCoupons(); // Delete a coupon LaravelDokanCoupon::deleteCoupon($couponId); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanAttribute
Facade :
use LaravelDokanAttribute; try { // Get all attributes LaravelDokanAttribute::getAllAttributes(); // Get a specific attribute by ID LaravelDokanAttribute::getAttribute($attributeId); // Create a new attribute LaravelDokanAttribute::createAttribute([ 'name' => 'Color', 'slug' => 'color', 'type' => 'select', 'values' => ['Red', 'Green', 'Blue'], ]); // Update an attribute LaravelDokanAttribute::updateAttribute($attributeId,[ 'name' => 'Size', 'slug' => 'size', 'type' => 'select', 'values' => ['Small', 'Medium', 'Large'], ]); // Delete an attribute LaravelDokanAttribute::deleteAttribute($attributeId); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanAttributeTerm
Facade :
use LaravelDokanAttributeTerm; try { // Get all attribute terms for a given attribute ID LaravelDokanAttributeTerm::getAllAttributeTerms($attributeId); // Get a specific attribute term by attribute ID and term ID LaravelDokanAttributeTerm::getAttributeTerms($attributeId, $termId); // Create a new attribute term for a given attribute ID LaravelDokanAttributeTerm::createAttributeTerm($attributeId, [ 'name' => 'New Term', 'slug' => 'new-term', ]); // Update an attribute term for a given attribute ID and term ID LaravelDokanAttributeTerm::updateAttributeTerm($attributeId, $updatedTermId,[ 'name' => 'Updated Term', 'slug' => 'updated-term', ]); // Delete an attribute term for a given attribute ID and term ID LaravelDokanAttributeTerm::deleteAttributeTerm($attributeId, $termIdToDelete); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanOrder
Facade :
use LaravelDokanOrder; try { // Get all orders from the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrder::getAllOrders(); // Get paginated orders from the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrder::getOrdersPaginations($perPage, $page); // Get a specific order from the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrder::getOrder($orderId); // Get orders summary from the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrder::getOrdersSummary(); // Update an order in the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrder::updateOrder($orderIdToUpdate, 'completed'); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanOrderNote
Facade :
use LaravelDokanOrderNote; try { // Create an order note in the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrderNote::createOrderNote($orderId, $noteProperties = [ 'note' => 'This is a test note', 'customer_note' => false, ]); // Get all order notes for a specific order from the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrderNote::getAllOrderNote($orderId); // Get a specific order note for an order from the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrderNote::getOrderNote($orderId, $noteId); // Delete an order note from the Dokan API LaravelDokanOrderNote::deleteOrderNote($orderId, $noteId); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanReport
Facade :
use LaravelDokanReport; try { // Get the summary of the report LaravelDokanReport::getReportSummary(); // Get the sales overview report LaravelDokanReport::getReportSalesOverview(); // Get the top earners report for a specific start date LaravelDokanReport::getReprotTopEarners('2023-07-01'); // Get the top selling products report for a specific start date LaravelDokanReport::getReportTopSellingProduct('2023-07-01'); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanReview
Facade :
use LaravelDokanReview; try { // Get all reviews LaravelDokanReview::getAllReviews(); // Get the review summary LaravelDokanReview::getReviewSummary(); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanStore
Facade :
use LaravelDokanStore; try { // Get all stores LaravelDokanStore::getAllStores(); // Get a specific store by vendor ID LaravelDokanStore::getStore($vendor_id); // Get products of a specific store by vendor ID LaravelDokanStore::getStoreProducts($vendor_id); // Get reviews of a specific store by vendor ID LaravelDokanStore::getStoreReviews($vendor_id); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanWithdraw
Facade :
use YassineChe\LaravelDokan\Facades\LaravelDokanWithdraw; try { // Create a new withdraw LaravelDokanWithdraw::createWithdraw([ // properties.. ]); // Get the balance details LaravelDokanWithdraw::getBalanceDetails(); // Get withdraws by status LaravelDokanWithdraw::getWithdrawByStatus($status); // Get all withdraws LaravelDokanWithdraw::getAllWithdraws(); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
LaravelDokanSetting
Facade :
use LaravelDokanSetting; try { // Get the current settings LaravelDokanSetting::getSettings(); // Update the settings LaravelDokanSetting::updateSettings([ // properties... ]); } catch (\Exception $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
Notes
- All functions are returning an array of created, updated, deleted, or read data.
- In case of a bad request, no data, or a failure in the Laravel-Dokan API will throw a DokanApiException exception.
Conclusion
the Laravel-Dokan package provides a comprehensive set of classes and interfaces for interacting with the Dokan API in Laravel applications. The package includes modules for handling various aspects of the Dokan platform, such as orders, order notes, reports, reviews, stores, withdrawals, and settings...
Throughout the package, the methods are designed to retrieve, create, update, or delete data from the Dokan API. The methods return arrays containing the relevant data upon successful API calls. However, in case of a bad request, no data, or failure in the Dokan API, the package throws a DokanApiException exception. This exception provides detailed error information and can be caught and handled within your application.
The package aims to provide a seamless integration between Laravel and the Dokan platform, allowing developers to build robust applications with Dokan functionalities. It offers flexibility and extensibility through its use of interfaces, making it easy to customize and extend the package to suit specific project requirements.
By utilizing the Laravel-Dokan package, developers can leverage the power of Laravel's ecosystem while seamlessly integrating with the Dokan platform, enabling efficient development of e-commerce applications with Dokan support.
I hope this summary provides you with a clear understanding of the Laravel-Dokan package and its capabilities.
If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository for the Laravel-Dokan package. The repository is the central place for discussion, bug reports, feature requests, and collaboration. Your feedback is valuable in enhancing the package and addressing any concerns.