README

• API References
• Getting Started
• Initialize the SDK
• Features and Resources
  • Order
  • Payment
  • Order Durianpay Resources
• Error Handling

API References

For full documentations regarding Durianpay APIs, visit our docs.

Getting Started

If you already set up composer in your project, then type the command below:

composer require durianpay/dpay-php

Initialize the SDK

Set up the SDK by passing your dashboard API key to Durianpay class.

use Durianpay\Durianpay;

Durianpay::setApiKey('<YOUR_API_KEY>');

To find your API key, go to your dashboard settings and click on API keys.

Features and Resources

Orders

For detailed information regarding Order APIs, visit our docs.

1. Create Order

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::create($body);

Pass order details to function.

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::create(
    [
        'amount' => '10000',
        'payment_option' => 'full_payment',
        'currency' => 'IDR',
        'order_ref_id' => 'order_ref_001',
        'customer' => [
            'customer_ref_id' => 'cust_001',
            'given_name' => 'Jane Doe',
            'email' => 'jane_doe@nomail.com',
            'mobile' => '85722173217',
        ],
        'items' => [
            [
                'name' => 'LED Television',
                'qty' => 1,
                'price' => '10000',
                'logo' => 'https://merchant.com/product_001/tv_image.jpg',
            ],
        ]
    ]
);
    
var_dump($res);

2. Fetch Orders

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::fetch($queryParams);

Note: Passing $queryParams is optional. If limit property is not specified in the $queryParams, then the SDK immediately limits the amount of orders returned to the five latest ones.

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::fetch(
    [
        'from' => '2021-01-01',
        'to' => '2022-12-31',
        'skip' => '0',
        'limit' => '8'
    ]
);
    
var_dump($res);

3. Fetch a Single Order

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::fetchOne($id);

Pass order id as an argument to the function.

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::fetchOne('ord_JYF9EqFOiJ8812');
var_dump($res);

4. Create a Payment Link

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::createPaymentLink($body);

Pass order details to function. This function will automatically append property 'is_payment_link' => true to the request body.

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::createPaymentLink(
    [
        'amount' => '10000',
        'currency' => 'IDR',
        'customer' => [
            'given_name' => 'John Doe',
            'email' => 'john_doe@nomail.com',
            'mobile' => '01234567890',
            'given_name' => 'John Doe'
        ],
        'items' => [[
            'name' => 'LED Television',
            'qty' => 1,
            'price' => '10000',
            'logo' => 'https://merchant.com/product_001/tv_image.jpg'
        ]]
    ]
);
    
var_dump($res);

Payments

For detailed information regarding Payment APIs, visit our docs.

1. Create Payment Charge

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::charge($type, $request);

Pass order details to function.

Example call:

$type = 'EWALLET'; // EWALLET, VA, RETAILSTORE, ONLINE_BANKING, BNPL, or QRIS

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::charge($type, [
    'order_id' => 'ord_xrc0BvcVIF1680',
    'wallet_type' => 'DANA',
    'mobile' => '01234567890',
    'amount' => '15000'
]);
    
var_dump($res);

2. Fetch Payments

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::fetch($queryParams);

Note: Passing $queryParams is optional. If limit property is not specified in the $queryParams, then the SDK immediately limits the amount of payments returned to the five latest ones.

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::fetch();
var_dump($res);

3. Fetch a Single Payment

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::fetchOne($id);

Pass payment id as an argument to the function.

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::fetchOne('pay_7UnK1zvIjB5787');
var_dump($res);

4. Check Payment Status

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::checkStatus($id);

The function will return the current state of the payment (completed, processing, cancelled, or failed).

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::checkStatus('pay_7UnK1zvIjB5787');
var_dump($res);

5. Verify Payments

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::verify($id, $verificationSignature);

Example call:

$signature = 'adf9a1a37af514c91225f6680e2df723fefebb7638519bcc7e7c9de02f2a3ab2';
$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::checkStatus('pay_7UnK1zvIjB5787', $signature);
var_dump($res);

6. Cancel Payment

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::cancel($id);

Will immediately set the payment status to cancelled.

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::cancel('pay_7UnK1zvIjB5787');
var_dump($res);

7. Calculate MDR Fees

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Payment::calculateMDRFees($queryParams);

Example call:

$res = \Durianpay\Resources\Order::calculateMDRFees(['amount' => '50000']);
var_dump($res);

Other Durianpay Resources

We are continuously expanding this documentation, so stay tune for more features. Meanwhile, you can explore our docs first at https://durianpay.id/docs.

Error Handling

Our SDK comes with various exception handlers. Whenever you call a function, it is recommended to always wrap it inside a try-catch block.

use Durianpay\Exceptions\BadRequestException;

try {
    // Some Durianpay functions
} catch(BadRequestException $error) {
    $errorDesc = $error->getDetailedErrorDesc();
    
    echo $error;
    var_dump($errorDesc);
}