README

This library has been deprecated in favour of bluedogtraining/guzzle-eway, which leverages the Guzzle HTTP library.

Simple API for Eway Payment Gateway

See http://www.eway.com.au/Developer/eway-api/ for more detail on the Eway Payment Gateway.

Installation

Installation is done using http://getcomposer.org/ and http://packagist.org/.

Usage

<?php
$request = new \Pway\Request(87654321);
$request->ewayTotalAmount     = 1000; // Ten dollars
$request->ewayCardHoldersName = 'Test Account';
$request->ewayCardNumber      = '4444333322221111';
$request->ewayCardExpiryMonth = '12';
$request->ewayCardExpiryYear  = '20';
$request->ewayCVN             = '123';

$response = $request->send();

if ($response->isSuccessful()) {
    echo "Thanks for your payment.";
} else {
    echo "Error: ".$response->getStatus();
}

Magic

Request

__set() and __get allow you to set request data upon the request object, as long as the requests match one of the allowed request fields in the Eway documentation.

Example:

$request->ewayCardHoldersName = 'Foo Bar';

Response

__get() allows you to retreive response data returned from the Eway API. The fields that you can fetch match the fields returned in the response XML. If a field is not present, it will simply return null.

Example:

echo $response->ewayTrxnError;

Status Codes

getStatus() will return either:

• a [http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html](cURL error code) offset by 1000 (ie. CURLE_UNSUPPORTED_PROTOCOL would return 1001).
• an XML error (const ERROR_XML = 2000)
• the error code returned from the Eway API.
• or (const STATUS_OKAY = 1)

You can check for a successful response with isSuccessful().