sebdesign/laravel-viva-payments

A Laravel package for integrating the Viva Payments gateway

Viva Payments for Laravel

This package provides an interface for the Viva Wallet Payment API. It handles the Smart Checkout integration, the ISV Payment API, and Webhooks.

Check out the official Viva Wallet Developer Portal for detailed instructions on the APIs and more: https://developer.vivawallet.com

Note: This project is not a official package, and I'm not affiliated with Viva Payments in any way.

Setup

Installation

Install the package through Composer.

This package requires PHP 8.1 and Laravel 9.0 or higher, and uses Guzzle 7.0 to make API calls. Use the appropriate version according to your dependencies.

Viva Payments for Laravel	Guzzle	Laravel
^6.0	^7.0	^9.0
^5.2	^7.0	^9.0
^5.1	^7.0	^8.0
^5.0	^6.0|^7.0	^7.0
^4.3	^6.0|^7.0	^7.0
~4.1	~6.0	~7.0
~4.0	~6.0	~6.0
~3.0	~6.0	~5.5
~2.0	~6.0	~5.0
~1.0	~5.0	~5.0

composer require sebdesign/laravel-viva-payments

Service Provider

The package will automatically register its service provider.

Configuration

Add the following array in your config/services.php.

'viva' => [
    'api_key' => env('VIVA_API_KEY'),
    'merchant_id' => env('VIVA_MERCHANT_ID'),
    'environment' => env('VIVA_ENVIRONMENT', 'production'),
    'client_id' => env('VIVA_CLIENT_ID'),
    'client_secret' => env('VIVA_CLIENT_SECRET'),
    'isv_partner_id' => env('VIVA_ISV_PARTNER_ID'),
    'isv_partner_api_key' => env('VIVA_ISV_PARTNER_API_KEY'),
],

The api_key and merchant_id can be found in the Settings > API Access section of your profile.

The client_id and client_secret are needed for the Smart Checkout. You can generate the Smart Checkout Credentials in the Settings > API Access section of your profile.

The isv_partner_id and isv_partner_api_key are required for using the ISV Payment API with Basic authentication.

Read more about API authentication on the Developer Portal: https://developer.vivawallet.com/getting-started/find-your-account-credentials/client-smart-checkout-credentials/

The environment can be either production or demo.

Smart Checkout

Read more about the Smart Checkout process on the Developer portal: https://developer.vivawallet.com/smart-checkout/

The \Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva facade provides all the methods needed to interact with the Smart Checkout integration.

The following guide will walk you through the necessary steps:

Create the payment order

The amount requested in cents is required. All the other parameters are optional. Check out the request body schema.

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$orderCode = Viva::orders()->create(
    order: new CreatePaymentOrder(amount: 1000),
);

Redirect to Smart Checkout

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$redirectUrl = Viva::orders()->redirectUrl(
    ref: $orderCode,
    color: '0000ff',
    paymentMethod: 23,
);

return redirect()->away(path: $redirectUrl);

Verify payment

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$response = Viva::transactions()->retrieve(transactionId: request('t'));

Full example

<?php

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Enums\TransactionStatus;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\CreatePaymentOrder;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\Customer;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\VivaException;

class CheckoutController extends Controller
{
    /**
     * Create a payment order and redirect to the checkout page.
     */
    public function checkout(): RedirectResponse
    {
        try {
            $orderCode = Viva::orders()->create(new CreatePaymentOrder(
                amount: 1000,
                customerTrns: 'Short description of purchased items/services to display to your customer',
                customer: new Customer(
                    email: 'johdoe@vivawallet.com',
                    fullName: 'John Doe',
                    countryCode: 'GB',
                    requestLang: 'en-GB',
                ),
            ));
        } catch (VivaException $e) {
            report($e);

            return back()->withErrors($e->getMessage());
        }

        $redirectUrl = Viva::orders()->redirectUrl(
            ref: $orderCode,
            color: '0000ff',
            paymentMethod: 23,
        );

        return redirect()->away($redirectUrl);
    }

    /**
     * Redirect from the checkout page and get the order details from the API.
     */
    public function confirm(Request $request): RedirectResponse
    {
        try {
            $transaction = Viva::transactions()->retrieve($request->input('t'));
        } catch (VivaException $e) {
            report($e);

            return back()->withErrors($e->getMessage());
        }

        $status = match ($transaction->statusId) {
            case TransactionStatus::PaymentPending: 'The order is pending.',
            case TransactionStatus::PaymentSuccessful: 'The order is paid.',
            case TransactionStatus::Error: 'The order was not paid.',
        }

        return view('order/success', compact('status'));
    }
}

Handling Webhooks

Viva Payments supports Webhooks, and this package offers a controller which verifies and handles incoming notification events.

Read more about the Webhooks on the Developer Portal: https://developer.vivawallet.com/webhooks-for-payments/

Define the route

In your routes/web.php define the following route for each webhook you have in your profile, replacing the URI(s) and your controller(s) accordingly.

Route::get('viva/webhooks', [WebhookController::class, 'verify']);
Route::post('viva/webhooks', [WebhookController::class, 'handle']);

Exclude from CSRF protection

Don't forget to add your webhook URI(s) to the $except array on your VerifyCsrfToken middleware.

<?php

namespace App\Http\Middleware;

use Illuminate\Foundation\Http\Middleware\VerifyCsrfToken as Middleware;

class VerifyCsrfToken extends Middleware
{
    /**
     * The URIs that should be excluded from CSRF verification.
     *
     * @var array<int, string>
     */
    protected $except = ['viva/webhooks'];
}

Handle webhook events

To handle any request from Viva Wallet, you may listen to the WebhookEvent. According to the EventTypeId, you can handle any event.

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Enums\WebhookEventType;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Events\WebhookEvent;

class EventServiceProvider
{
    protected $listen = [
        WebhookEvent::class => [WebhookEventListener::class],
    ];
}

class WebhookEventListener
{
    public function handle(WebhookEvent $event): void
    {
        match ($event->EventTypeId) {
            WebhookEventType::TransactionPaymentCreated => ...,
            WebhookEventType::TransactionFailed => ...,
            WebhookEventType::TransactionReversalCreated => ...,
            default => ...,
        };
    }
}

The EventData property contains an object with the actual notification. The class of the object depends on the notification type:

Event	Class
Transaction Payment Created	TransactionPaymentCreated
Transaction Failed	TransactionFailed
All other events	stdClass

In addition, the TransactionPaymentCreated and TransactionFailed events are dispatched. You can listen to these specific events instead of listening to the WebhookEvent.

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Enums\WebhookEventType;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Events\TransactionFailed;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Events\TransactionPaymentCreated;

class EventServiceProvider
{
    protected $listen = [
        TransactionPaymentCreated::class => [
            ConfirmOrder::class,
        ],
        TransactionFailed::class => [
            CancelOrder::class,
        ],
    ];
}

class ConfirmOrder
{
    public function handle(TransactionPaymentCreated $event): void
    {
        //
    }
}

class CancelOrder
{
    public function handle(TransactionFailed $event): void
    {
        //
    }
}

Payment API reference

All methods accept a $guzzleOptions array argument as their last parameter. This argument is entirely optional, and it allows you to specify additional request options to the Guzzle client.

Orders

Create a payment order

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/api-reference-guide/payment-api/#tag/Payments/paths/~1api~1orders~1{orderCode}/get

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\CreatePaymentOrder;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\Customer;

$orderCode = Viva::orders()->create(
    order: new CreatePaymentOrder(
        amount: 1000,
        customerTrns: 'Short description of purchased items/services to display to your customer',
        customer: new Customer(
            email: 'johdoe@vivawallet.com',
            fullName: 'John Doe',
            phone: '+30999999999',
            countryCode: 'GB',
            requestLang: 'en-GB',
        ),
        paymentTimeOut: 300,
        preauth: false,
        allowRecurring: false,
        maxInstallments: 12,
        paymentNotification: true,
        tipAmount: 100,
        disableExactAmount: false,
        disableCash: true,
        disableWallet: true,
        sourceCode: '1234',
        merchantTrns: 'Short description of items/services purchased by customer',
        tags: [
            'tags for grouping and filtering the transactions',
            'this tag can be searched on VivaWallet sales dashboard',
            'Sample tag 1',
            'Sample tag 2',
            'Another string',
        ],
        cardTokens: ['ct_5d0a4e3a7e04469f82da228ca98fd661'],
    ),
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

Get the redirect URL

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/smart-checkout/smart-checkout-integration/#step-2-redirect-the-customer-to-smart-checkout-to-pay-the-payment-order

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$url = Viva::orders()->redirectUrl(
    ref: $orderCode,
    color: '0000ff',
    paymentMethod: 23,
);

Transactions

Retrieve a transaction

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/apis-for-payments/payment-api/#tag/Transactions/paths/~1checkout~1v2~1transactions~1{transactionId}/get

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$transaction = Viva::transactions()->retrieve(
    transactionId: 'c90d4902-6245-449f-b2b0-51d99cd09cfe',
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

Create a recurring transaction

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/api-reference-guide/payment-api/#tag/Transactions/paths/~1api~1transactions~1{Id}/post

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\CreateRecurringTransaction;

$response = Viva::transactions()->createRecurring(
    transactionId: '252b950e-27f2-4300-ada1-4dedd7c17904',
    transaction: new CreateRecurringTransaction(
        amount: 100,
        installments: 1,
        customerTrns: 'A description of products / services that is displayed to the customer',
        merchantTrns: 'Your merchant reference',
        sourceCode: '6054',
        tipAmount: 0,
    ),
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

OAuth

Request access token

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/authentication/#step-2-request-access-token

You don't need to call this method, because the client requests the access token automatically when needed. However, you can specify the client credentials at runtime if you want.

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

Viva::withOAuthCredentials(
    clientId: 'client_id',
    clientSecret: 'client_secret',
);

If you need to request access tokens manually, you can use the requestToken method. This method returns the token as an AccessToken object.

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

// Using `client_id` and `client_secret` from `config/services.php`:
$token = Viva::oauth()->requestToken();

// Using custom client credentials
$token = Viva::oauth()->requestToken(
    clientId: 'client_id',
    clientSecret: 'client_secret',
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

Use an existing access token

If you are storing the token somewhere, e.g. in your database or in the cache, you can set the access token string on the client to be used as a Bearer token.

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

Viva::withToken(token: 'eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1...');

Cards

Create card token

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/apis-for-payments/payment-api/#tag/Transactions/paths/~1acquiring~1v1~1cards~1tokens/post

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$cardToken = Viva::cards()->createToken(
    transactionId: '6cffe5bf-909c-4d69-b6dc-2bef1a6202f7',
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

Webhooks

Get an authorization code

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/webhooks-for-payments/#generate-a-webhook-verification-key

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$key = Viva::webhooks()->getVerificationKey(
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

ISV Payment API Reference

The ISV Payment API methods are available through the Viva::isv() service.

Orders

Create a payment order

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/isv-partner-program/payment-isv-api/#tag/Payments/paths/~1checkout~1v2~1isv~1orders/post

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\CreatePaymentOrder;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\Customer;

$orderCode = Viva::isv()->orders()->create(
    order: new CreatePaymentOrder(
        amount: 1000,
        customerTrns: 'Short description of purchased items/services to display to your customer',
        customer: new Customer(
            email: 'johdoe@vivawallet.com',
            fullName: 'John Doe',
            phone: '+30999999999',
            countryCode: 'GB',
            requestLang: 'en-GB',
        ),
        paymentTimeOut: 300,
        preauth: false,
        allowRecurring: false,
        maxInstallments: 12,
        paymentNotification: true,
        tipAmount: 100,
        disableExactAmount: false,
        disableCash: true,
        disableWallet: true,
        sourceCode: '1234',
        merchantTrns: 'Short description of items/services purchased by customer',
        tags: [
            'tags for grouping and filtering the transactions',
            'this tag can be searched on VivaWallet sales dashboard',
            'Sample tag 1',
            'Sample tag 2',
            'Another string',
        ],
        isvAmount: 10,
        resellerSourceCode: '2345',
    ),
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

Transactions

Retrieve a transaction

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/isv-partner-program/payment-isv-api/#tag/Retrieve-Transactions/paths/~1checkout~1v2~1isv~1transactions~1{transactionId}?merchantId={merchantId}/get

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;

$transaction = Viva::isv()->transactions()->retrieve(
    transactionId: 'c90d4902-6245-449f-b2b0-51d99cd09cfe',
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

Create a recurring transaction

See: https://developer.vivawallet.com/isv-partner-program/payment-isv-api/#tag/Recurring-Payments/paths/~1api~1transactions~1{id}/post

use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Facades\Viva;
use Sebdesign\VivaPayments\Requests\CreateRecurringTransaction;

Viva::withBasicAuthCredentials(
    config('services.viva.isv_partner_id').':'.config('services.viva.merchant_id'),
    config('services.viva.isv_partner_api_key'),
);

$transaction = Viva::isv()->transactions()->createRecurring(
    transactionId: 'c90d4902-6245-449f-b2b0-51d99cd09cfe',
    transaction: new CreateRecurringTransaction(
        amount: 100,
        isvAmount: 1,
        customerTrns: 'A description of products / services that is displayed to the customer',
        merchantTrns: 'Your merchant reference',
        sourceCode: '4929333',
        resellerSourceCode: '1565',
    ),
    guzzleOptions: [],
);

Exceptions

When the VivaPayments API returns an error, a Sebdesign\VivaPayments\VivaException is thrown.

For any other HTTP error a GuzzleHttp\Exception\ClientException is thrown.

Tests

Unit tests are triggered by running phpunit --group unit.

To run functional tests you have to include a .env file in the root folder, containing the credentials (VIVA_API_KEY, VIVA_MERCHANT_ID, VIVA_CLIENT_ID, VIVA_CLIENT_SECRET), in order to hit the VivaPayments demo API. Then run phpunit --group functional to trigger the tests.