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Paddle.com API integration for Laravel with support for webhooks/events
License: MIT License
Languages: PHP, Blade
https://protone.media/en/blog/a-new-laravel-package-to-handle-payments-and-subscriptions-with-paddle
This package provides an integration with Paddle.com for Laravel. Read the blogpost about the introduction of the package!
Did you hear about Laravel Splade?
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Only the master branch and version 2.0 of this package are compatible with Laravel 8.0 and 9.0. If you're still using an older version of Laravel (or PHP < 7.3), please use the chart below to find out which version you should use. Mind that older versions are no longer supported.
Laravel Version | Package Version |
---|---|
8.0-9.0 | 2.0 |
6.0-7.0 | 1.0 |
You can install the package via composer:
composer require protonemedia/laravel-paddle
Publish the config file:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\PaddleServiceProvider" --tag=config
Set your Vendor ID and Code and the Public Key settings in your .env
file or in the config/paddle.php
file. The Public Key is used to verify incoming webhooks from Paddle.
PADDLE_SANDBOX=false
PADDLE_VENDOR_ID=123
PADDLE_VENDOR_AUTH_CODE=456
PADDLE_PUBLIC_KEY="-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
...
-----END PUBLIC KEY-----"
As of version 2.2.0, this package supports the Paddle Sandbox environment. To use this environment, set the sandbox_environment
configuration key to true
. This will configure the API URLs, as well as the Paddle JavaScript library. If you've published the Blade View while using a previous version of this package, make sure you republish the view:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\PaddleServiceProvider" --tag=views
The API calls are available with the Paddle
facade. Check out the the documentation to learn all about the Paddle API. You can build your API calls fluently or you could simply pass an array which holds the data. This package has some basic validation rules for the given data and this might result in an InvalidDataException
if your data is invalid. Whenever an API call fails it will throw a PaddleApiException
.
// Fluent:
$paddleResponse = Paddle::product()
->generatePayLink()
->productId($paddlePlanId)
->customerEmail($team->owner->email)
->passthrough(['team_id' => $team->id])
->send();
// Array with payload:
$payload = [
'product_id' => $paddlePlanId,
'customer_email' => $team->owner->email,
'passthrough' => ['team_id' => $team->id],
];
$paddleResponse = Paddle::product()
->generatePayLink($payload)
->send();
return Redirect::to($paddleResponse['url']);
// alerts
Paddle::alert()->getWebhookHistory();
// checkouts
Paddle::checkout()->getOrderDetails();
Paddle::checkout()->getUserHistory();
Paddle::checkout()->getPrices();
// products
Paddle::product()->listCoupons();
Paddle::product()->createCoupon();
Paddle::product()->updateCoupon();
Paddle::product()->deleteCoupon();
Paddle::product()->listProducts();
Paddle::product()->generateLicense();
Paddle::product()->generatePayLink();
Paddle::product()->listTransactions($entity, $id);
// subscriptions
Paddle::subscription()->listPlans();
Paddle::subscription()->createPlan();
Paddle::subscription()->listUsers();
Paddle::subscription()->updateUser();
Paddle::subscription()->previewUpdate();
Paddle::subscription()->cancelUser();
Paddle::subscription()->listModifiers();
Paddle::subscription()->createModifier();
Paddle::subscription()->deleteModifier();
Paddle::subscription()->listPayments();
Paddle::subscription()->reschedulePayment();
Paddle::subscription()->createOneOffCharge($subscriptionId);
You can configure your webhook URI in the paddle.php
config file. Update your webhook settings at Paddle accordingly. By default the URI is paddle/webhook
. This means that the webhook calls will be posted to https://your-domain.com/paddle/webhook
.
Every webhook will be mapped to an Event and contains the payload of the webhook. For example when the Subscription Created webhook is called, the request is verified and a SubscriptionCreated
event will be fired.
Events:
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\HighRiskTransactionCreated
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\HighRiskTransactionUpdated
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\LockerProcessed
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\NewAudienceMember
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\PaymentDisputeClosed
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\PaymentDisputeCreated
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\PaymentRefunded
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\PaymentSucceeded
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\SubscriptionCancelled
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\SubscriptionCreated
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\SubscriptionPaymentFailed
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\SubscriptionPaymentRefunded
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\SubscriptionPaymentSucceeded
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\SubscriptionUpdated
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\TransferCreated
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\TransferPaid
ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\UpdateAudienceMember
Some webhooks, like the Fulfillment Webhook, don't have an alert_name
key. Those webhooks will be mapped to a ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\GenericWebhook
event.
When you register a listener to handle the event, the payload is easily accessible. You also have access to the original HTTP request.
<?php
namespace App\Listeners;
use ProtoneMedia\LaravelPaddle\Events\SubscriptionCreated;
class CreateSubscriptionModel
{
public function handle(SubscriptionCreated $event)
{
$status = $event->status;
$nextBillDate = $event->next_bill_date;
// or
$webhookData = $event->all();
//
$request = $event->getRequest();
}
}
This directive imports the Paddle JavaScript library and configures it with your Vendor ID.
<body>
{{-- your app --}}
@paddle
</body>
composer test
Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
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