Paycom integration template

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• PaycomUZ/paycom-integration-php-template

This is not a complete implementation of the Marchant API, instead a basic template. One MUST implement all the todo: entries found in the source files according his/her own requirements.

Table of Content

• Prerequisites
• Installation
• Transactions table
• Orders table
• Additional resources
• Endpoint
• File Structure
• Set Up and Run Merchant API implementation on Docker Containers
• Contributing

Prerequisites

• PHP 5.4 or greater
• MySQL or MariaDB latest stable version
• PDO extension
• Composer dependency manager

Installation

Copy the sample config file as paycom.config.php and adjust the settings according to your needs:

$ cp paycom.config.sample.php paycom.config.php

Edit paycom.config.php and set your settings there:

• Set merchant_id;
• Do not change the login, it is always Paycom;
• Set a path to the password file in the keyFile;
• Adjust connection settings in the db key to your mysql database.

Following is an example paycom.config.php configuration file content:

<?phpreturn [
'merchant_id' => '69240ea9058e46ea7a1b806a',
'login' => 'Paycom',
'keyFile' => 'password.paycom',
'db' => [
'host' => 'localhost',
'database' => 'db_shop',
'username' => 'db_shop_admin',
'password' => 'bh6U8M8tR5sQGsfLVHdB'
],
];

and an example password.paycom file content:

fkWW6UNrzvzyV6DhrdHJ6aEhr3dRcvJYkaGx

If you need to adjust other database settings, such as character set, you can do that in the Paycom/Database.php file.

Transactions table

This template requires transactions table at least with the following structure:

CREATETABLE `transactions` (
`id`INT(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
`paycom_transaction_id`VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci',
`paycom_time`VARCHAR(13) NOT NULL COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci',
`paycom_time_datetime` DATETIME NOT NULL,
`create_time` DATETIME NOT NULL,
`perform_time` DATETIME NULL DEFAULT NULL,
`cancel_time` DATETIME NULL DEFAULT NULL,
`amount`INT(11) NOT NULL,
`state`TINYINT(2) NOT NULL,
`reason`TINYINT(2) NULL DEFAULT NULL,
`receivers`VARCHAR(500) NULL DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'JSON array of receivers' COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci',
`order_id`INT(11) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
)
COLLATE='utf8_unicode_ci'
ENGINE=InnoDB
AUTO_INCREMENT=1;

Additional fields can be added into this table or above data types and sizes can be adjusted.

Orders table

You also need a table to store info about orders. Here is a sample table definition:

CREATETABLEorders
(
id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
amount DECIMAL(18, 2) NOT NULL,
state TINYINT(1) NOT NULL,
user_id INTNOT NULL,
phone VARCHAR(15) NOT NULL
) ENGINE = InnoDB;

Additional fields can be added into this table or above data types and sizes can be adjusted.

Additional resources

• To test your Merchant API implementation we highly recommend using the following tools:
  • Test Merchant Cabinet;
  • Merchant Sandbox.
• For production use Merchant Cabinet.

Endpoint

In the merchant cabinet on the cashbox settings point the endpoint to your Merchant API implementation. Assuming your domain is https://example.com, and your Merchant API implementation is located under api/ folder or a URL rewriting is configured to access API by https://example.com/api/, then endpoint should be set as https://example.com/api/index.php.

File Structure

Following is the brief description of the files:

File/Folder	Description
index.php	An entry script, that loads configuration, initializes and runs an application instances.
paycom.config.sample.php	Sample configuration file with fake values.
paycom.config.php	Configuration file with actual values. Initially isn't present. Should be copied from paycom.config.sample.php
paycom.password	Default file to set the KEY obtained from the Merchant Cabinet. Set in the config file via keyFile. Remove any whitespaces and EOL characters before save.
functions.php	Contains additional functions. Right now it has only one function to retrieve headers from $_SERVER superglobal variable on Apache and Nginx.
Paycom/	A folder, that contains all required and helper classes.
Application.php	A main class to instantiate the new application and handle all requests.
Database.php	A class to setup the new connections to the underlying database.
Request.php	A helper class to parse request's payload.
Response.php	A helper class to send responses to the requester.
Format.php	A utility class to format data.
Transaction.php	A class to handle transaction related tasks. Contains todo: items that must be implemented.
Merchant.php	A helper class to authorize requesters of the API.
PaycomException.php	A custom exception class to send error responses.
Order.php	A class to handle order/service related tasks.
vendor/	Auto generated with Composer folder that contains autoloader.
Dockerfile	Dockerfile to build an image with PHP v7, Apache v2.4, Composer.
docker-compose.yml	Compose file to easily setup & run Merchant API implementation on the docker containers.
.gitignore	Git ignore file.
composer.json	Config file to handle dependencies and autoloader. Read more here
README.md	Description and documentation of this template.

Set Up and Run Merchant API implementation on Docker Containers

In cases that there is no PHP/Apache/Nginx/MySQL on your production platforms you can easily and quickly setup and run the Merchant API implementation using docker containers.

Here we will build docker images for Paycom Merchant API and optionally for MySQL.

Dockerfile contains statements to build an image for Merchant API. This image is based on PHP v7 and Apache 2.4, but also includes PDO and PDO_MYSQL extensions. There are also statements to install the latest version of Composer.

By editing docker-compose.yml file you can adjust exposed ports, volumes.

If you need more info about base images and docker commands look at the following links:

• Official php:7-apache docker image;
• Official mysql docker image;
• Dockerfile reference;
• Docker Compose file reference;
• Docker Compose CLI reference;
• Docker CLI reference.

Build the images:

docker-compose build

Run the containers:

docker-compose up -d

Show the logs:

docker-compose logs -f

Stop the containers:

docker-compose stop

Stop and remove the containers:

docker-compose down

Test the endpoint via cURL command:

curl -X POST \
http://localhost:8888/ \
-H 'Authorization: Basic UGF5Y29tOktleUZyb21NZXJjaGFudENhYmluZXQ=' \
-H 'Cache-Control: no-cache' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{	"id": 1, "method" : "CheckPerformTransaction", "params" : { "amount" : 50000, "account" : { "phone" : "901304050" } }}'

Authorization header contains Base64 decoded Paycom:KEY_FROM_CABINET login and password.

For testing purposes you can quickly Base64 decode the login & password with this online tool.

You should get something like the following response (below the response is formatted, but you will get raw responses):

{
"id": 1,
"result": null,
"error": {
"code": -31050,
"message": {
"ru": "Неверный код заказа.",
"uz": "Harid kodida xatolik.",
"en": "Incorrect order code."
},
"data": "order_id"
}
}

Contributing

PRs are welcome. GL&HF!