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Laravel package for syncing models with Lexoffice — contacts, invoices, and products via event-driven queue jobs.

Installation

composer require stefanhoheisel/lexoffice-laravel

Publish config:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lexoffice-config

Run migrations (optional — for sync log):

php artisan migrate

Configuration

Add to .env:

LEXOFFICE_API_KEY=your-api-key
LEXOFFICE_QUEUE=lexoffice

Usage

1. Implement contract on your model

use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Contracts\SyncableContact;
use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Traits\HasLexofficeSync;

class Customer extends Model implements SyncableContact
{
    use HasLexofficeSync;

    public function toLexofficeContact(): array
    {
        return [
            'roles' => ['customer' => []],
            'company' => [
                'name' => $this->company_name,
            ],
            'emailAddresses' => [
                'business' => [$this->email],
            ],
        ];
    }

    public function getLexofficeId(): ?string
    {
        return $this->lexoffice_id;
    }

    public function setLexofficeId(string $id): void
    {
        $this->update(['lexoffice_id' => $id]);
    }
}

Model saves → sync job dispatched automatically.

2. Manual sync

$customer->syncToLexoffice(); // synchronous

// or dispatch job manually:
\HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Jobs\SyncContactJob::dispatch($customer);

3. Artisan command

# Sync all customers
php artisan lexoffice:sync "App\Models\Customer"

# Sync specific IDs
php artisan lexoffice:sync "App\Models\Customer" --ids=1 --ids=2 --ids=3

4. Direct API access

use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Facades\Lexoffice;

// contacts
$contact = Lexoffice::contacts->find('uuid');
$contacts = Lexoffice::contacts->search(email: 'foo@bar.com');

// invoices
$invoice = Lexoffice::invoices->create([...]);
Lexoffice::invoices->finalize($invoice['id']);

// vouchers
$list = Lexoffice::vouchers->list();

5. Listen for sync events

use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Events\LexofficeSynced;

Event::listen(LexofficeSynced::class, function (LexofficeSynced $event) {
    // $event->model  — the Laravel model
    // $event->type   — 'contact' | 'invoice' | 'product'
    // $event->response — Lexoffice API response
});

6. Webhooks

Receive webhooks from Lexoffice:

Add to .env:

LEXOFFICE_WEBHOOK_SECRET=your-webhook-secret
LEXOFFICE_WEBHOOK_PATH=lexoffice/webhook

Route is auto-registered at POST /lexoffice/webhook with X-Lxo-Signature verification.

Subscribe via API:

use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Facades\Lexoffice;

Lexoffice::webhooks->subscribe('contact.changed', 'https://your-app.com/lexoffice/webhook');
Lexoffice::webhooks->list();
Lexoffice::webhooks->unsubscribe($subscriptionId);

Listen for webhook events:

use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Events\Webhooks\ContactChanged;
use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Events\Webhooks\InvoiceChanged;
use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Events\Webhooks\PaymentChanged;

// In EventServiceProvider:
ContactChanged::class  => [YourContactSyncListener::class],
InvoiceChanged::class  => [YourInvoiceSyncListener::class],
PaymentChanged::class  => [YourPaymentListener::class],

Available typed events: ContactCreated, ContactChanged, ContactDeleted, InvoiceCreated, InvoiceChanged, InvoiceDeleted, PaymentChanged, VoucherChanged.

Unknown event types fall back to LexofficeWebhookReceived.

7. Sync log

Every sync attempt (success or failure) is written to lexoffice_sync_log:

use HoheiselIT\Lexoffice\Models\LexofficeSyncLog;

// all failures
LexofficeSyncLog::failed()->latest()->get();

// history for a specific model
LexofficeSyncLog::forModel(App\Models\Customer::class, $id)->get();

// last successful sync
LexofficeSyncLog::forModel(App\Models\Customer::class, $id)->successful()->latest()->first();

Failed jobs re-throw the exception so Laravel's queue retry/failed-jobs mechanism still fires.

License

MIT