Laravel wrapper for Asaas

Instalation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require "pcoelho/laravel-asaas"

Configuring the package

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Laravel\Asaas\AsaasServiceProvider"

This is the content of config file:

<?php

use App\Packages\Asaas\Job\DefaultWebhookProcessorJob;

return [

    /*
    |-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Access token
    |-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This value is the access token needed to make request to
    | Asaas's Http Api.
    */
    "access_token" => env('ASAAS_TOKEN', ''),

    /*
    |-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Is Sandbox environment
    |-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This value indicates if you want to request to sanbox environment
    | (TRUE) or production environment.
    |
    */
    "is_sandbox" => env('ASAAS_IS_SANDBOX', ''),

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Sandbox URL
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This value is only used when "is_sandbox" is TRUE,
    | it indicate the sandbox url.
    */
    "sandbox_url" => env('ASAAS_SANDBOX_URL', ''),

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Production URL
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This value is only used when "is_sandbox" is FALSE,
    | it indicate the production url.
    */
    "production_url" => env('ASAAS_PRODUCTION_URL', ''),

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Webhook config
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    */
    "webhook" => [
        'processor' => DefaultWebhookProcessorJob::class
    ]
];

And now, you have to set the env var with the data from your Asaas account.

• ASAAS_TOKEN - The api key for your account.
• ASAAS_IS_SANDBOX - Is sandbox environment or not.
• ASAAS_SANDBOX_URL - The sandbox url.
• ASAAS_PRODUCTION_URL - The production url (only used if ASAAS_IS_SANDBOX is false).

Usage

For while, you can manage customers and subscriptions. As shown bellow.

Customers

You can create, find or update a customer.

Create

• Params - CustomerDto
• Returns - CustomerDto

$customer = Asaas::customer()->create(new CustomerDto(
    name: '<example>',
    cpf: '<example>'
))

Find

• Params - CustomerDto
• Returns - CustomerDto

$customer = Asaas::customer()->find(new CustomerDto(
    name: '<example>',
    cpf: '<example>'
))

Update a customer

• Params - CustomerDto
• Returns - CustomerDto

$customer = Asaas::customer()->updateCustomer(new CustomerDto(
    name: '<example>',
    cpf: '<example>'
))

Subscriptions

Create

• Params - RecurrenceDto
• Returns - RecurrenceDto

$subscription = Asaas::subscription()->create(new RecurrenceDto(
    customerId: $customer->external_code,
    billingType: RecurrenceDto::CREDIT_CARD,
    value: $plan->price,
    description: $plan->description,
    cycle: RecurrenceDto::CYCLE_MONTHLY,
    creditCardHolderName: $card->holder,
    creditCardNumber: $card->number,
    creditCardExpiryMonth: $card->expiration_month,
    creditCardExpiryYear: $card->expiration_year,
    creditCardCvv: $card->cvv,
    creditCardHolderInfoName: $card->holder,
    creditCardHolderInfoEmail: $card->holder_email,
    creditCardHolderInfoCpfCnpj: $card->holder_document,
    creditCardHolderInfoPostalCode: $card->holder_postal_code,
    creditCardHolderInfoAddressNumber: $card->holder_address_number,
    creditCardHolderInfoPhone: $card->holder_phone,
    nextDueDate: Carbon::now()->format("Y-m-d"),
    remoteIp: Request::ip(),
))

Delete

• Params - string
• Returns - RecurrenceDto

$subscription = Asaas::subscription()->delete('<asaas-id-subscription>')

Webhook

To register the webhook routes, you have to add this route:

Route::asaasWebhook();

Behind the scenes, this will register a POST route called /webhook/asaas to a controller. And then, You must add route to the except array of the VerifyCsrfToken middleware:

protected $except = [
    '/webhook/asaas',
];

Error handling

The possible exceptions are:

• BadRequestException

  Status code: 400

  In this exception, you can call $e->errors() to see more details about the the error, see what fields are invalid or missing.

• NotFoundException

  Status code: 404

• RequestForbiddenException

  Status Code: 403

• ServerErrorException

  Status code: 500

• TooManyRequestsException

  Status Code: 429

• UnauthorizedException

  Status code: 401

License

The MIT License (MIT).