Laravel Payku

📦 A simple implementation, and ready to use package for Payku.

Requirements

• Laravel 8 or above

Installation

composer require sebacarrasco93/laravel-payku

Adding .env keys

You need to create a public and private token. You can create and get it from:

• Payku Development environment
• Payku Production environment

PAYKU_PUBLIC_TOKEN={your_public_token}
PAYKU_PRIVATE_TOKEN={your_private_token}

Important:

Laravel Payku automatically will set the environment URL based in your APP_ENV key, in your .env project's file

For example, if you set your APP_ENV to local, it will use https://des.payku.cl/api

APP_ENV=local # will set https://des.payku.cl/api

Otherwise, if your APP_ENV is on production, it will use https://app.payku.cl/api

APP_ENV=production # will set https://app.payku.cl/api

If you want to force a specific environment, you can set it

PAYKU_ENV=local # or production

If you want to force a specific API URL in another environment, you can learn how to do it

Usage

Create a order

// In your controller, web.php or equivalent

$order = 'unique-order-'.rand(11111,99999);
$subject = 'Your order';
$amount = 1000; 
$email = 'test@example.com';

return LaravelPayku::create($order, $subject, $amount, $email);

Easy Peasy!

Extra

If you want more control, you can publish the migrations and configuration

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="SebaCarrasco93\LaravelPayku\LaravelPaykuServiceProvider"

Notes

I didn't realize how many people were using Laravel Payku. So, I decided to take it back, and make an "TODO" list

Future improvements

I'm working on improving the package, but I have very limited time due to my work.

• Allowing Webpay payment (2024/03/04)
• Update dependencies (2024/03/04)
• Fix method names and tests (2024/03/04)
• Add custom .env key PAYKU_ENV (2024/03/04)
• Add support to Webpay (again)
• Add support to Multicaja Efectivo
• [ ]...

Testing

./vendor/bin/pest