ElendevCheckoutBundle
Bundle configuration
Symfony 2 configuration config.yml, (*1)
If you don't want to use paypal checkout service, you can remove the paypal configuration. Other available configurations are visible below :, (*2)
elendev_checkout:
paypal:
username: 'your_paypal_username'
password: 'your_paypal_password'
signature: 'your_paypal_signature'
use_sandbox: 'true/false'
currency: 'EUR/USD/..., optionnal, default : EUR'
page_style: 'saved pagestyle available on paypal website, optionnal'
header_image: 'image visible on top left, optionnal'
header_border_color: '6 char length color code (e.g. 888888), optionnal'
header_background_color: '6 char length color code (e.g. 777777), optionnal'
payment_page_background_color: '6 char length color code (e.g. 666666), optionnal'
brand_name: 'name visible on top of payment page, optionnal'
Simple example
This page explain how to use the ElendevCheckoutBundle into a simple controller., (*3)
Simple implementation example
Here you can see a really simple implementation example :, (*4)
/**
* @author Jonas Renaudot
*/
class OrderingController extends Controller {
...
public function doCheckoutAction($checkoutMethod){
$command = ...; //instance of Elendev\CheckoutBundle\Command\Command
$checkoutProvider = $this->get("elendev.checkout.service_provider")->getService($checkoutMethod);
$result = $checkoutProvider->doCheckout($command);
if($result->getStatus() == CheckoutResult::STATUS_IN_PROGRESS){
return $result->getHttpResponse();
}else if($result->getStatus() == CheckoutResult::STATUS_CANCELED){
//Command canceled : return to the info page
$this->getRequest()->getSession()->setFlash("info", "Command canceled");
return new RedirectResponse($this->generateUrl("ordering.info"));
}else if($result->getStatus() == CheckoutResult::STATUS_ERROR){
//Error occured : return to the info page allowing user to chose an other payment method
$this->get('session')->setFlash("error", "An error occured, retry again please");
return new RedirectResponse($this->generateUrl("ordering.info"));
}else if($result->getStatus() == CheckoutResult::STATUS_SUCCESS){
//save current command and mark it as done
...
//go to confirmation page
return new RedirectResponse($this->generateUrl("ordering.confirmation"));
}
}
...
}
Create a new service class
This part explain how to add a new service to the CheckoutServiceProvider. This service will be available through the CheckoutServiceProvider->getService('id') method., (*5)
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Creating a new service class
To create a valid service class you need to extends the Elendev\CheckoutBundle\CheckoutService class. The simplest checkout service you can implement is visible below :, (*6)
namespace Your\Service\Namespace;, (*7)
use Elendev\CheckoutBundle\CheckoutService;
use Elendev\CheckoutBundle\Command\Command;
use Elendev\CheckoutBundle\CheckoutResult;, (*8)
class SimpleCheckoutService extends CheckoutService {, (*9)
/**
* @param Command $command
* @return CheckoutResult : result of checkout operations
*/
public function doCheckout(Command $command){, (*10)
$result = new CheckoutResult();
$result->setStatus(CheckoutResult::STATUS_SUCCESS);
return $result;
}
}
When you return a `CheckoutResult::STATUS_IN_PROGRESS status in the returned response object, the doCheckout method will be called again on page reloading (or on redirect on the current page)., (*11)
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Configure a new service
Add your new checkout service as a simple service with the elendev.checkout.service tag. The specified id parameter is the service id that you need to use to get the service with the CheckoutServiceProvider->getService('id') method., (*12)
your.service.id:
class : Your\Checkout\Service\Class
tags :
- {name : elendev.checkout.service, id: your_service_id}, (*13)
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