README

This repository contains the source code and resources for integrating the eSewa payment gateway into a Laravel application.

#Lets start from form When you copy form from esewa please make sure to include please make sure this action fild should be live url in case of production site

  <form action="https://uat.esewa.com.np/epay/main" method="POST">
            <input value="100" name="tAmt" type="hidden">
            <input value="90" name="amt" type="hidden">
            <input value="5" name="txAmt" type="hidden">
            <input value="2" name="psc" type="hidden">
            <input value="3" name="pdc" type="hidden">
            <input value="EPAYTEST" name="scd" type="hidden">
            <input value="1234strsst" name="pid" type="hidden">
            <input value="{{route('payment.success')}}" type="hidden" name="su">
            <input value="{{route('payment.failure')}}" type="hidden" name="fu">
            <input value="Submit" type="submit">
            </form>

Environment Variables

I am using test merchant id in case of live use valid merchant id

ESEWA_URL="https://uat.esewa.com.np" ESEWA_MERCHANT="EPAYTEST" PAYMENT_VERIFICATION="https://uat.esewa.com.np/epay/transrec"

Installation and Setup

1. Install the eSewa package via Composer:

   composer require prabin/esewa

2. Publish the vendor files:

   php artisan vendor:publish

3. Add the following code to your config/app.php file in the providers section:

   Prabin\Esewa\EsewaServiceProvider::class,

Usage

1. Define Routes:

   Route::get('/payment-success', [EsewaController::class, 'success'])->name('payment.success');
   Route::get('/payment-failure', [EsewaController::class, 'failure'])->name('payment.failure');

2. Create Controller Methods:

   namespace App\Http\Controllers;
   
   use Prabin\Esewa\EsewaPayment;
   use Illuminate\Http\Request;
   
   class EsewaController extends Controller
   {
        public function success(Request $request)
   {
    $payment=new EsewaPayment();
    // please make sure this totalAmount is come through your database
    // eg:$product=Product::find('id',$request->pid)->first();
    // totalAmount=$product->totalamout;
    // in my case i am passing 100;
    $actualAmount=100;
    $response=$payment->paymentVerify($request->oid,$request->amt,$request->refId,$actualAmount);
    if(strpos($response,'Success')!==false){
        // if you have orders and payment database then update your  database 
        return 'Payment Completed Successfully';//return where you want eg:return redirect('/')
    }
    else{
        return 'failed';
        //return redirect('/')->with('failure','something went Wrong');  
    }
   }
   
   public function failure()
   {
       // Add logic to handle failed payments here
   }
   }

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.