GPWebPay-Core Documentation¶

Edition for GPWebPay-Core 2.0.0. Updated on Jan 30, 2020.

Ondra Votava

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

Contents:¶

Installing GPWebPay Core¶

Requirements¶

GPWebPay Core 2.0.0 requires PHP 7.1 using the latest version of PHP is highly recommended.

GPWebPay Core requires the ext-openssl extensions

Composer¶

Simple add a dependency on``pixidos/gpwebpay-core`` to your project’s composer.json file.

If you use Composer to manage the dependencies of your project:

composer require pixidos/gpwebpay-core

Configuration¶

You are need create configuration for gateway. Library supporting single or multiple gateways, because for every currency you are need one.

Attributes¶

The privateKey attribute¶

Absolute path to your private certificate pem file.

Type:	`string`

The privateKeyPassphrase attribute¶

Passphrase of your private certificate

Type:	`string`

The publicKey attribute¶

Absolute path to GPWebPay service public certificate pem file.

Type:	`string`

The url attribute¶

Absolute URL to gateway

Type:	`string`

Note

You are get from GPWebPay service

The depositFlag attribute¶

Specifies if the order has to be paid for automatically.
0 = instant payment not required
1 = payment required

Type:	`int`

The merchantNumber attribute¶

Your Merchant Number

Type:	`string`

Note

You are get from GPWebPay service.

The responseUrl attribute¶

Absolute URL to your site where GPWebPay sends a response

Type:	`string`

It is optional in config. You can set up url for each request in Operation object.

Warning

GPWebPay is recommendation does not use url which has parameters (after ‘?’) because they may drop it for “security reason”.

Examples¶

Single gateway¶

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Config\Factory\ConfigFactory;
use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Config\Factory\PaymentConfigFactory;

$configFactory = new ConfigFactory(new PaymentConfigFactory());

$config = $configFactory->create(
        [
                ConfigFactory::PRIVATE_KEY => __DIR__ . '/_certs/test.pem',
                ConfigFactory::PRIVATE_KEY_PASSPHRASE => '1234567',
                ConfigFactory::PUBLIC_KEY => __DIR__ . '/_certs/test-pub.pem',
                ConfigFactory::URL => 'https://test.3dsecure.gpwebpay.com/unicredit/order.do',
                ConfigFactory::MERCHANT_NUMBER => '123456789',
                ConfigFactory::DEPOSIT_FLAG => 1,
                ConfigFactory::RESPONSE_URL => 'http://example.com/proccess-gpw-response'
        ]
);

Multiple gateways¶

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Config\Factory\ConfigFactory;
use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Config\Factory\PaymentConfigFactory;

$configFactory = new ConfigFactory(new PaymentConfigFactory());

$config = $configFactory->create(
        [
                'czk' => [
                        ConfigFactory::PRIVATE_KEY => __DIR__ . '/_certs/test.pem',
                        ConfigFactory::PRIVATE_KEY_PASSPHRASE => '1234567',
                        ConfigFactory::PUBLIC_KEY => __DIR__ . '/_certs/test-pub.pem',
                        ConfigFactory::URL => 'https://test.3dsecure.gpwebpay.com/unicredit/order.do',
                        ConfigFactory::MERCHANT_NUMBER => '123456789',
                        ConfigFactory::DEPOSIT_FLAG => 1,
                ],
                'eur' => [
                        ConfigFactory::PRIVATE_KEY => __DIR__ . '/_certs/test2.pem',
                        ConfigFactory::PRIVATE_KEY_PASSPHRASE => '12345678',
                        ConfigFactory::PUBLIC_KEY => __DIR__ . '/_certs/test-pub2.pem',
                        ConfigFactory::URL => 'https://test.3dsecure.gpwebpay.com/unicredit/order.do',
                        ConfigFactory::MERCHANT_NUMBER => '123456780',
                        ConfigFactory::DEPOSIT_FLAG => 1,
                ],
        ],
        'czk' // what gateway is default
);

Services¶

After you create the Configuration you are need instance a few next services.

SignerProvider¶

Signer provider is the services what provide Signer for each gateway.

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Signer\SignerFactory;
use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Signer\SignerProvider;

$signerProvider = new SignerProvider(new SignerFactory(), $config->getSignerConfigProvider());

RequestFactory¶

Request factory is helper what provide creating Request object from The Operation

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Factory\RequestFactory;
$requestFactory = new RequestFactory($config->getPaymentConfigProvider(), $signerProvider);

ResponseFactory¶

Service for creating Response from received params

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Factory\ResponseFactory;
$responseFactory = new ResponseFactory($config->getPaymentConfigProvider());

ResponseProvider¶

Is service what validate and can processed Response

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\ResponseProvider;

$provider = new ResponseProvider(
        $config->getPaymentConfigProvider(), $signerProvider
);

Operation and Request¶

For creating request to GPWebPay API you are need create two objects. Operation and Request

The Operation¶

For basic operation must create OrderNumber, Amount and Currency objects with values of your payment order.

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Data\Operation;

$operation = new Operation(
        $orderNumber,
        $amount,
        $currency,
   'czk', // optional, if you leave empty so will be use default
        new ResponseUrl('http://example.com/proccess-gpw-response') // optional when you setup in config
);

more Parameters you can simple add by method addParam(IParam $param)

For example:

$operation->addParam(new PayMethods(PayMethod::CARD(), PayMethod::GOOGLE_PAY()));

Request and Rendering¶

Request you create by RequestFactory

$request = $requestFactory->create($operation);

And render the payment button

echo sprintf('<a href="%s">This is pay link</a>', $request->getRequestUrl());

or you can render form for post method

<form action="<?= $request->getRequestUrl(true) ?>">
        <?php
        /** @var IParam $param */
        foreach ($request->getParams() as $param) {
                echo sprintf('<input type=hidden value="%s" name="%s">%s', $param->getValue(), $param->getParamName(), "\n\r");
        }
        ?>
        <input type="submit" value="Pay">
</form>

Parameters¶

OrderNumber¶

Ordinal number of the order. Every request from a merchant has to contain a unique order number.

Warning

Is not your order number! For specify you order number use MerOrderNum parameter

You are have two ways how specify this.

// you can create on time base on any other integer unique generator.
$orderNumber = new OrderNumber(time());

Amount¶

Because the amount is the smallest units of the relevant currency For CZK = in hellers, for EUR = in cents.

You are have two ways how specify this.

// The conversion will make Amount self
$amount = new Amount(1000.00);
// or create the conversion by yourself
$amount = new Amount(100000, false);

Currency¶

Currency identifier according to ISO 4217 (see Addendum ISO 4217).

You are simple create this, because in class Pixidos\GPWebPay\Enum\Currency you are have all constants with ISO code and methods for create the enum.

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Enum\Currency as CurrencyEnum;

$currency = new Currency(CurrencyEnum::CZK())

MerOrderNum¶

Order identification for the merchant. If not specified, the OrderNumber value is used

use Pixidos\GPWebPay\Param\MerOrderNum;

$merOrderNum = new MerOrderNum(123455);

Response¶

For processing response from GPWebPay your are need ResponseFactory and ResponseProvider

Create response¶

$params = $_GET; // or $_POST depends on how you send request
$response = $responseFactory->create($params);

Now you are have two options.

Processing by your code.

// verify response signatures
if (!$provider->verifyPaymentResponse($response)) {
        // invalid verification
}
// success verification
if ($response->hasError()) {
        // here is you code for processing response error
}
// here is you code for processing response

Or use ResponseProvider and callbacks

// success callbacks
$provider
        ->addOnSuccess(
                static function (ResponseInterface $response) {
                        // here is your code for processing response
                }
        )
        ->addOnSuccess(
                static function (ResponseInterface $response) {
                        // here is your another code for processing response
                }
        );

// error callback
$provider->addOnError(
        static function (GPWebPayException $exception, ResponseInterface $response) {
                // here is you code for processing error
        }
);

// and next step is call
$provider->provide($response);

Parameters¶

ResultText¶

A text description of the error identified by a combination of PRCODE and SRCODE. The contents are coded using the Windows Central European (Code Page 1250).

return:	`string`

$response->getResultText();

PrCode¶

Primary code. For details, see “List of return codes in GPWebPay doc”.

return:	`int`

$response->getPrcode();

SrCode¶

Secondary code. For details, see “List of return codes in GPWebPay doc”.

return:	`int`

$response->getSrcode();

OrderNumber¶

Contents of the field from the request.

return:	`string`

$response->getOrderNumber();

MerOrderNumber¶

Contents of the field from the request, if included.

return:	`string` \| `null`

$response->getMerOrderNumber();

UserParam1¶

Hash numbers of the payment card. Hash is a unique value for each and every card and merchant – that is if the payment is made by the same card at the same merchant, the resulting hash is identical, if the same card is used at another merchant, there is another hash.

return:	`string` \| `null`

Note

Only if the merchant has this functionality enabled

$response->getUserParam1();

Md¶

Hash numbers of the payment card. Hash is a unique value for each and every card and merchant – that is if the payment is made by the same card at the same merchant, the resulting hash is identical, if the same card is used at another merchant, there is another hash.

Note

GPWebPay core use this field to store information about used gateway.

So method $response->getParam(string $paramName) return value contain gateway info.

return:	`string` \| `null`

$response->getMd();

Digest and Digest1¶

Digest is a check signature of the string generated as a concatenation of all the fields sent in the given order

Digest1 is same as Digest but (without the DIGEST field) and on the top of that also the MERCHANTNUMBER field (the field is not sent, the merchant has to know it, the field is added to the end of the string).

return:	`string`

$response->getDigest();
$response->getDigest1();

Changelog¶

Changed in version 2.0.0.

Config refactoring

BC Breaks: drop Provider, use Request factory instead config have new signature, see documentation Interfaces renamed from I<name> to <name>Interface New Features add ResponseProvider