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# Laravel Payku
📦 A simple implementation, and ready to use package for Payku.
### Requirements
- Laravel 8 or above
### Installation
```bash
composer require sebacarrasco93/laravel-payku
```
#### Adding .env keys
You need to create a public and private token. You can create and get it from:
- [Payku Development environment](https://des.payku.cl/usuarios/tokenintegracion)
- [Payku Production environment](https://app.payku.cl/usuarios/tokenintegracion)
```bash
PAYKU_PUBLIC_TOKEN={your_public_token}
PAYKU_PRIVATE_TOKEN={your_private_token}
```
#### Important:
Laravel Payku automatically will set the environment URL based in your `APP_ENV` key, in your `.env` project's file
For example, if you set your `APP_ENV` to `local`, it will use `https://des.payku.cl/api`
```bash
APP_ENV=local # will set https://des.payku.cl/api
```
Otherwise, if your `APP_ENV` is on `production`, it will use `https://app.payku.cl/api`
```bash
APP_ENV=production # will set https://app.payku.cl/api
```
If you want to force a specific API URL in another environment, you can [learn how to do it](readme-changing-api-url.md)
### Usage
Example of a method
```php
//
```
Easy Peasy!
### Extra
If you want more control, you can publish the migrations and configuration
```bash
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="SebaCarrasco93\LaravelPayku\LaravelPaykuServiceProvider"
```
### Testing
```bash
./vendor/bin/pest
```