primitivesocial/shift4wrapper

Wrapper for Shift4 API for Laravel

1.01 2018-12-27 12:49 UTC

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README

Wrapper for Shift4 API for Laravel

Installation

composer require primitivesocial/shift4wrapper

Then, publish the config file: php artisan vendor:publish

You will need to add the following .env variables. SHIFT4_API_URL: URL for the Shift4 API SHIFT4_CLIENT_GUID: GUID from Shift4 SHIFT4_AUTH_TOKEN: Auth token from Shift4 I4GO_API_URL: API URL for I4GO SHIFT4_COMPANY_NAME: Name of company on file with Shift4 SHIFT4_INTERFACE_NAME: Name of interface on file with Shift4

Usage

Get Access Token

Shift4 access tokens are long term, so you should store these.

$client = new Shift4Wrapper();

$accessToken = $client->accessToken;

Create I4GO Token

$client = new Token($accessToken);

$client->ip('173.49.87.94')
		->expirationMonth(12)
		->expirationYear(30)
		->cardNumber('4321000000001119')
		->cvv('333')
		->cardType('VS')
		->name('John Smith')
		->zip('65000')
		->address('65 Main Street')
		->post();

// Set card value to preserve through tests
$token = $client->getToken();

Post Sale

$transaction = new Transaction($accessToken);

$transaction->tax(11.14)
		->total(111.45)
		->clerk('1')
		->invoiceNumber('12345')
		->tokenValue($token)
		->purchaseCard(array(
			'customerReference' => 412348,
			'destinationPostalCode' => 19134,
			'productDescriptors' => array('rent')
		))
		->sale();

Post Refund

$transaction = new Transaction($accessToken);

$transaction->total(200.00)
		->tokenValue($token)
		->invoiceNumber('12345')
		->clerk('5188')
		->refund();

Delete Invoice

Because the invoice number must be sent in the header for this call, the method is differently structured.

$transaction = new Transaction($accessToken);

$transaction->deleteInvoice($randomInvoice);

More methods can be viewed in the tests.

Testing

Shift4 requires certain testing to be done in order to qualify for use of their API in production. Passing tests can be found in the tests folder. Tests are connected to Laravel's Log class, which allows for ease of exporting test results for submission to Shift4.