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Laravel Payfort provides a simple and rich way to perform and handle operations for Payfort (MEA based online payment gateway) check here to read more Payfort.
This package supports a set of Payfort operations as listed below, other operations are open for future work and contribution.

• AUTHORIZATION/PURCHASE
• TOKENIZATION
• SDK_TOKEN
• CHECK_STATUS

You have to read the Payfort documentation very well before proceeding in using any package, the package author will not write about Payfort operations, what and how to use.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require wshurafa/laravel-payfort

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider "LaravelPayfort\Providers\PayfortServiceProvider"

This is the contents of the file that will be published at config/payfort.php :

return [
    /**
     * Defines wether to activate the Payfort sandbox enviroment or not.
     */
    'sandbox' => env('PAYFORT_USE_SANDBOX', false),

    /**
     * The Payfort merchant account identifier.
     */
    'merchant_identifier' => env('PAYFORT_MERCHANT_IDENTIFIER'),

    /**
     * The Payfort account access code.
     */
    'access_code' => env('PAYFORT_ACCESS_CODE'),

    /**
     * The Payfort account sha type (sha256/sha512).
     */
    'sha_type' => env('PAYFORT_SHA_TYPE', 'sha256'),

    /**
     * The Payfort account sha request phrase.
     */
    'sha_request_phrase' => env('PAYFORT_SHA_REQUEST_PHRASE'),

    /**
     * The Payfort account sha response phrase.
     */
    'sha_response_phrase' => env('PAYFORT_SHA_RESPONSE_PHRASE'),

    /**
     * The default currency for you app. Currency ISO code 3.
     */
    'currency' => env('PAYFORT_CURRENCY', 'USD'),

    /**
     * The URL to return after submitting Payfort forms.
     */
    'return_url' => env('PAYFORT_RETURN_URL', '/')
];

Then you have to add the following constants in the .env file:

PAYFORT_USE_SANDBOX=true                      # Defines wether to activate the payfort sandbox enviroment or not.
PAYFORT_MERCHANT_IDENTIFIER=s2b3rj1vrjrhc1x   # The payfort merchant account identifier
PAYFORT_ACCESS_CODE=s31bpM1ebfNnwqo           # The payfort account access code
PAYFORT_SHA_TYPE=sha256                       # The payfort account sha type. sha256/sha512
PAYFORT_SHA_REQUEST_PHRASE=keljhgiergh        # The payfort account sha request phrase
PAYFORT_SHA_RESPONSE_PHRASE=lkejgoegj         # The payfort account sha response phrase
PAYFORT_CURRENCY=USD                          # The default currency for you app. Currency ISO code 3.
PAYFORT_RETURN_URL=/payfort/handle            # The url to return after submitting payfort forms.

You can find most of these values in your Payfort account

Usage

Once all configuration steps are done, you are ready to use payfort operations in your app. Here is some examples on how to use this package:

Authorization/Purchase request (Redirection)

To display payfort authorization or purchase page, in your controller's method add the following code snippet:

return Payfort::redirection()->displayRedirectionPage([
    'command' => 'AUTHORIZATION',              # AUTHORIZATION/PURCHASE according to your operation.
    'merchant_reference' => 'ORDR.34562134',   # You reference id for this operation (Order id for example).
    'amount' => 100,                           # The operation amount.
    'currency' => 'QAR',                       # Optional if you need to use another currenct than set in config.
    'customer_email' => 'example@example.com'  # Customer email.
]); 

Other optional parameters that can be passed to displayRedirectionPage method as follows:

• token_name
• payment_option
• sadad_olp
• eci
• order_description
• customer_ip
• customer_name
• merchant_extra
• merchant_extra1
• merchant_extra2
• merchant_extra3

Payfort page will be displayed and once user submits the payment form, the return url defined in the environment configurations will be called.

See Payfort documentation for more info.

Tokenization request

To display payfort tokenization page, in your controller's method add the following code snippet:

return Payfort::redirection()->displayTokenizationPage([
    'merchant_reference' => 'ORDR.34562134',   # You reference id for this operation (Order id for example).
]); 

Payfort page will be displayed and once user submits the payment form, the return url defined in the config file will be called.

See Payfort documentation for more info.

Handling Payfort Authorization/Purchase response

Handling callback (return)

In your handling controller that handle the return url, you can simply use the PayfortResponse trait as follows:

use LaravelPayfort\Traits\PayfortResponse as PayfortResponse;

class PayfortOrdersController extends Controller{
    use PayfortResponse;
    
    public function processReturn(Request $request){
        $payfort_return = $this->handlePayfortCallback($request);
        # Here you can process the response and make your decision.
        # The response structure is as described in payfort documentation
    }
}

See Payfort documentation for more info.

Handling Direct Transaction Feedback

Same as handling payfort response except that you have to call handlePayfortFeedback instead of handlePayfortCallback

Localization

The redirect page can be translated by simply using the json file of the language wihtin the lang directory of your app.

For example, ar.json file:

{
    ...
    "Payment redirect page": "صفحة إعادة توجيه الدفع",
    "Click here to proceed to payment if you are not automatically redirected": "انقر هنا لمتابعة الدفع إذا لم تتم إعادة توجيهك تلقائيًا",
    ...
}

Contribution

Want to improve this package or found a bug ?. Open an issue or do this contribution by yourself and get this honor.

Simply, fork => do you work => make pull request.

Write clear comments and description ;-).

License

Laravel Payfort is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license