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Reputation: 9722

Omnipay: PayPal REST API Integration

Since my attempt at using the PayPal REST API directly failed, I'm trying to see if Omnipay is an option ... is there a way to use the REST API with Omnipay? So far the only integration I've seen requires a username and password, not client id and client secret:

$gateway = Omnipay::create('PayPal_Express');
$gateway->setUsername('XXXXX');
$gateway->setPassword('XXXX');
$gateway->setSignature('XXXXX');


$response = $gateway->completePurchase(
    array(
        'cancelUrl' => 'www.xyz.com/cancelurl',
        'returnUrl' => 'www.xyz.com/returnurl', 
        'amount' => '25.00',
        'currency' => 'CAD'
    )
)->send();

Upvotes: 2

Views: 6360

Answers (3)

Harry Bosh
Harry Bosh

Reputation: 3790

For anyone else who found this post, there is support for REST API.

An excerpt from RestGateway.php found in the source code full doc

  • The PayPal REST APIs are supported in two environments. Use the Sandbox environment
  • for testing purposes, then move to the live environment for production processing.
  • When testing, generate an access token with your test credentials to make calls to
  • the Sandbox URIs. When you’re set to go live, use the live credentials assigned to
  • your app to generate a new access token to be used with the live URIs.

commit https://github.com/thephpleague/omnipay-paypal/pull/21

// Create a gateway for the PayPal RestGateway
// (routes to GatewayFactory::create)
$gateway = Omnipay::create('RestGateway');

// Initialise the gateway
$gateway->initialize(array(
    'clientId' => 'MyPayPalClientId',
    'secret'   => 'MyPayPalSecret',
   'testMode' => true, // Or false when you are ready for live transactions
));

// Create a credit card object
// DO NOT USE THESE CARD VALUES -- substitute your own
// see the documentation in the class header.
$card = new CreditCard(array(
           'firstName' => 'Example',
           'lastName' => 'User',
           'number' => '4111111111111111',
           'expiryMonth'           => '01',
           'expiryYear'            => '2020',
           'cvv'                   => '123',
           'billingAddress1'       => '1 Scrubby Creek Road',
           'billingCountry'        => 'AU',
           'billingCity'           => 'Scrubby Creek',
           'billingPostcode'       => '4999',
           'billingState'          => 'QLD',
));

// Do an authorisation transaction on the gateway
$transaction = $gateway->authorize(array(
   'amount'        => '10.00',
   'currency'      => 'AUD',
   'description'   => 'This is a test authorize transaction.',
   'card'          => $card,
));
$response = $transaction->send();
if ($response->isSuccessful()) {
   echo "Authorize transaction was successful!\n";
   // Find the authorization ID
   $auth_id = $response->getTransactionReference();
}

from RestAuthorizeRequest.php

Upvotes: 3

Adrian Macneil
Adrian Macneil

Reputation: 13263

No, Omnipay doesn't support the REST API yet.

That said, Omnipay abstracts the differences between various APIs, so it doesn't really matter to you which API you are using. The code you posted above should work fine with PayPal Express Checkout, so just make sure you are using the correct API keys and it will all be easy.

Upvotes: 0

Drew Angell
Drew Angell

Reputation: 26036

The REST API is still very new at PayPal and simply isn't as complete. Not many 3rd party frameworks have implemented it yet.

It looks like you're working with PHP and trying to implement Express Checkout..?? If so, I'd recommend taking a look at my class library for PayPal. You can have that done within minutes.

It uses an API username, password, and signature as well. You can get these credentials out of your PayPal account profile under the API Access section.

My library comes with Express Checkout samples that are functional and easy to follow, and then there are empty templates you can start from to setup your own and just fill in whatever parameters you need.

Upvotes: 0

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