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Salla Apps Starter Kit

An awesome starter template to create your Salla Apps today!
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Table of Contents
  1. Overview
  2. Getting Started
  3. Usage
  4. Configure Authorization Modes
  5. Authorization Service
  6. Webhooks
  7. Support
  8. Contributing
  9. License

Overview

This is a starter App includes a Laravel application equipped with the required auth processes and webhooks/actions that help you to create your Salla App which works with the Salla APIs. Your App later can be published to the Salla App Store and be available for installation to any of Salla Merchants Stores.

What can you use this starter App for?

  • Create a Salla App from scratch, e.g. chatbot app or shipping service app, or any amazing app from your idea.
  • Modify/Customize any of your previous Apps in order to take the advantages given by this starter App.

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Getting Started

The starter App comes with an easy 1-command step that does the complete setup for your starter App. To be ready, you will need some prerequisites which will be listed hereafter.

Prerequisites

  • Create a Partner account at Salla Partner Portal
  • For Laravel compatibility: PHP >= 7.4, Composer package manager and MySql Database

That is all!

Installation

The installation process is straightforward as you will see in the below steps.

  1. In your MySql Database: create a database with any name for example laravel.
  2. Install Salla CLI via NPM: npm install @salla.sa/cli -g where you will be able to run the salla binary commands such as salla app create and salla app create-webhook <event.name>

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Usage

With Salla CLI installed, run the following command to create your Laravel starter app project: salla app create and follow on-screen instructions.

List of existing apps assocaited to your account will be displayed as well as an option to create your app on Salla Partners Portal. Afterwards, you will be presented with easy-to fill in information to create your app.

Salla App Create Command

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Configure Authorization Modes

While creating your App in the Salla Partners Portal, you will see that Salla provids two methods for the OAuth protocol, which are the Easy Mode and the Custom Mode.

During the setup process, the default OAuth protocol will be set to the Easy Mode, which can be configured from the file .env. All of the setup's values/keys are stored in the .env file as we can see in the below image.

Salla Laravel App folder structure

Easy Mode

This mode is the default mode for the authorization, which means that the access token is generated automatically at Salla's side back to you. You may refer to the class StoreAuthorize which is defined inside app\Actions\App\StoreAuthorize.php to get more details on how to receive and manage the access token

Custom Mode

A callback Url is the Url that is triggered when the App has been granted authorization. This should be a valid Url to which the merchant's browser is redirected. In this mode, you will need to set a custom callback url from the App dashboard at the Salla Partner Portal. This callback url will redirect the merchants who are interested in using your app into your App entry page where the access token is generated. Moreover, using the Salla CLI command salla app serve, your callback url will be automatically updated.

You may refere to file app/Http/Controllers/OAuthController.php which contains the callback() function. This function is responsible for generating the access token

The custom url will redirect the merchant to the Store Dashboard in order to access the Store where he needs your App to be installed.

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Authorization Service

This project comes with a simple singleton authorization service to help you with managing the access and refresh tokens

// set the current user or any user you want to use his access tokens
app('salla.auth')->forUser(auth()->user());

// Get the get the store details
/** Salla\OAuth2\Client\Provider\SallaUser::class **/
app('salla.auth')->getResourceOwner();

// Made an API request using the current access token of the user
app('salla.auth')->request('GET', 'https://api.salla.dev/admin/v2/products')['data'];
    
// Request a new access token
app('salla.auth')->getNewAccessToken();

// Save the access token
auth()->user()->token()->create([
    'merchant'      => 'id',
    'access_token'  => 'access token',
    'expires_in'    => 'expires in sec',
    'refresh_token' => 'refresh token'
]);

Refreshing a Token

Access tokens expire after two weeks. Once expired, you will have to refresh a user’s access token. you can easily request a new access token via the current refresh token for any user like this

try {
    // set the current user
    // or any user you want to refresh his access token
    app('salla.auth')
        ->forUser(auth()->user())
        ->getNewAccessToken();
    
    // by default the function `getNewAccessToken` will get a new access token 
    // and save the new access token to the same user you are set it in the `forUser` function
} catch (\League\OAuth2\Client\Provider\Exception\IdentityProviderException $exception) {
    // in case the token access token & refresh token is expired
    // you should redirect the user again to Salla authorization service to get a new token
    // return redirect()->route('oauth.redirect');
}

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Webhooks

Webhooks simplify the communication between your App and Salla APIs. In this way, you will be notified whenever your app receives payload/data from the Salla APIs. These webhooks are triggered along with many actions such as an order or product being created, a customer logs in, a coupon is applied, and much more.

Create new Webhook/Action command

Salla already defined a list of the webhooks/actions that are triggered automatically. The predefined webhooks/actions can be found in the folder app/Actions.

Run the following command to create your webhook event:

salla app create-webhook <event.name>

Salla App Create-Webhook Command


You may find the supported Webhook events as follows:

Order Related Webhooks/Actions

** Action Name ** ** Description **
order.created This indicates a singular order has been created
order.updated Details, data and/or content of a specific order have been refreshed updated
order.status.updated Whenever there is an order status update, this is triggered
order.cancelled This happens when an order is cancelled
order.refunded The refund action to refund the whole order is triggered.
order.deleted This indicates an order has been deleted
order.products.updated Order products is updated
order.payment.updated A payment method has been updated
order.coupon.updated This is triggered whenever a Coupon is updated
order.total.price.updated A total price of an order has been updated
order.shipment.creating This indicates a new shipment is being created
order.shipment.created This indicates a new shipment has been created
order.shipment.cancelled This indicates a an order shipment has been cancelled
order.shipment.return.creating This is triggered when a returned order shipment is being created
order.shipment.return.created This is triggered when a returned order shipment has been created
order.shipment.return.cancelled This is triggered when a returned order shipment has been cancelled
order.shipping.address.updated Occurs when an Order shipping address is updated

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Products Related Webhooks/Actions

** Action Name ** ** Description **
product.created A new product is created. Payload of the new product are to accompanying the product
product.updated Add/Modify details of a product
product.deleted Delete a product along with all its variants and images
product.available Flags a product as stock available
product.quantity.low Shows warnings whenever a stock is of low quantity

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Customer Related Webhooks/Actions

** Action Name ** ** Description **
customer.created Create a new customer record
customer.updated Update details for a customer
customer.login Triggered whenever a customer log in
customer.otp.request One-Time Password request for a customer

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Category Related Webhooks/Actions

** Action Name ** ** Description **
category.created Creates a new category for products to be put under
category.updated Add new or reform existing category details

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Brand Related Webhooks/Actions

** Action Name ** ** Description **
brand.created Creates a new Brand.
brand.updated Triggered when Information about a sepcific Brand is updated/refurbished/streamlined
brand.deleted An existing brand is then deleted and removed from a store

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Store Related Webhooks/Actions

** Action Name ** ** Description **
store.branch.created Creates a new store.
store.branch.updated Updates an existing branch
store.branch.setDefault Sets for default a specific branch
store.branch.activated Activates a disabled branch
store.branch.deleted Deletes a branch
storetax.created Creats a new Store Tax

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Coupon Related Webhooks/Actions

** Action Name ** ** Description **
coupon.applied Creates a discount code in the form of a coupon
review.added A product review has been added
abandoned.cart Outputs a list of abandoned carts
specialoffer.created Creates a new special offer
specialoffer.updated Updates a special offer

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Support

The team is always here to help you. Happen to face an issue? Want to report a bug? You can submit one here on Github using the Issue Tracker. If you still have any questions, please contact us via the Telegram Bot or join in the Global Developer Community on Telegram.

Contributing

Contributions are what make the open-source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement". Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!

  1. Fork the Project
  2. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
  3. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
  4. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
  5. Open a Pull Request

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Security

If you discover any security-related issues, please email security@salla.sa instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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