mws-laravel maintained by jinhuaxiao
- laravel/framework 5.*
- illuminate/support 5.*
- anlutro/l4-settings 0.4.8
- laravel/framework 5.4
- illuminate/support 5.*
- anlutro/l4-settings 0.4.8
- laravel/framework 5.0 - 5.2
- illuminate/support 5.*
- anlutro/l4-settings 0.4.8
- laravel/framework 5.0 - 5.2
- illuminate/support 5.*
- anlutro/l4-settings 0.4.8
- laravel/framework 5.0 - 5.2
- cpigroup/php-amazon-mws ~1.2.0
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A minimal service provider to set up and use the Amazon MWS API PHP library in Laravel 5.4
Forked from https://github.com/CPIGroup/phpAmazonMWS
use Mws\Laravel\AmazonOrderList;$amz = new AmazonOrderList(Setting::get('storeName')); //Store name matches the array key in the settings
$amz->setLimits('Modified', "- 5000 hours");
$amz->setFulfillmentChannelFilter("AFN"); //Amazon-fulfilled orders
$amz->setOrderStatusFilter(
array("Shipped")
);
$amz->setUseToken(); //Amazon sends orders 100 at a time, but we want them all
$amz->fetchOrders();
$amz->getList();See how this all comes together below.
Step 1: Adding the dependency to composer.json
Add this to your composer.json in your Laravel folder. Note: Adding this dependency will automatically setup "anlutro/l4-settings" too.
"require": {
"tapha/mws-laravel": "1.*",
}Step 2: Register the service providers and alias
Register the service providers in config/app.php by inserting into the providers array
'providers' => [
anlutro\LaravelSettings\ServiceProvider::class,
Mws\Laravel\MwsServiceProvider::class,
]Add the following alias to your 'aliases' array config/app.php
'aliases' => [
'Setting' => 'anlutro\LaravelSettings\Facade'
]Step 3: From the command-line run
php artisan vendor:publish
This will publish the LaravelSettings config file to the config directory, which will give you control over which storage engine to use as well as some storage-specific settings.
Step 4: Add your settings to the LaravelSettings Settings Facade in the 'boot' method of the MwsServiceProvider.php file like this
//Set up the MWS configutation as defined in the LaravelSettings Object by app.
Setting::set("storeName","mystore"); // This will be the key to store the configuration, you pass this as an option to objects you instanstiate with setstore()
Setting::set("authToken",""); //Mws Auth Token - For third party users.
Setting::set("merchantId",""); //Seller ID
Setting::set("marketplaceId",""); //Marketplace ID
Setting::set("keyId",""); //Key ID
Setting::set("secretKey",""); //Secret Key
Setting::set("amazonServiceUrl",""); // Set to your relevant URL if different from default
Setting::set("muteLog","false"); //To log requests, make it true on production to stop logging.You can then reference them within your app and run Mws API methods like this - Be sure to specify the 'storename' that you set in the 'boot' method as seen below when initialising Objects:
use Mws\Laravel\AmazonOrderList;$amz = new AmazonOrderList(Setting::get('storeName')); //Store name matches the array key in the settings
$amz->setLimits('Modified', "- 5000 hours");
$amz->setFulfillmentChannelFilter("AFN"); //Amazon-fulfilled orders
$amz->setOrderStatusFilter(
array("Shipped")
);
$amz->setUseToken(); //Amazon sends orders 100 at a time, but we want them all
$amz->fetchOrders();
$amz->getList();The use of the Settings facade allows you to change your settings on the fly, or in the case of multiple users, replace settings with whatever user needs to make an API call at the time. For example, the logged in user.
Good to go!