Laravel PowerOffice API

A Laravel client library for communicating with the PowerOffice Go REST API using OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials. Provides a clean, resource-based interface with automatic token caching, retry logic, and comprehensive error handling.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require tor2r/laravel-poweroffice-api

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="poweroffice-api-config"

Configuration

Set these environment variables in your .env:

POWEROFFICE_ENVIRONMENT=demo          # "demo" or "production"
POWEROFFICE_APP_KEY=your-app-key
POWEROFFICE_CLIENT_KEY=your-client-key
POWEROFFICE_SUBSCRIPTION_KEY=your-subscription-key

Tokens are cached for 15 minutes (configurable via POWEROFFICE_TOKEN_TTL). The API token expires after 20 minutes -- the 5-minute buffer prevents using an about-to-expire token.

This is the contents of the published config file:

return [
    'environment' => env('POWEROFFICE_ENVIRONMENT', 'demo'),

    'app_key' => env('POWEROFFICE_APP_KEY'),
    'client_key' => env('POWEROFFICE_CLIENT_KEY'),
    'subscription_key' => env('POWEROFFICE_SUBSCRIPTION_KEY'),

    'environments' => [
        'production' => [
            'base_url' => 'https://goapi.poweroffice.net/v2',
            'token_url' => 'https://goapi.poweroffice.net/OAuth/Token',
        ],
        'demo' => [
            'base_url' => 'https://goapi.poweroffice.net/Demo/OAuth/Token',
            'token_url' => 'https://goapi.poweroffice.net/Demo/OAuth/Token',
        ],
    ],

    'token_ttl' => env('POWEROFFICE_TOKEN_TTL', 900),
];

Usage

Access everything through the PowerOfficeApi facade:

use Tor2r\PowerOfficeApi\Facades\PowerOfficeApi;

Or inject the client directly:

use Tor2r\PowerOfficeApi\PowerOfficeClient;

public function __construct(private PowerOfficeClient $powerOffice) {}

Available Methods

Client Methods

Resources

CustomerResource

ProductResource

ProjectResource

SalesOrderResource

Examples

Each resource links to the corresponding PowerOffice API documentation for a complete list of parameter / attribute names.

Customers

// Get a single customer
$customer = PowerOfficeApi::customers()->get(12345);

// List customers with filters
$customers = PowerOfficeApi::customers()->list([
    'lastChangedDateTimeOffsetGreaterThan' => '2025-01-01T00:00:00+00:00',
]);

// Create a customer
$customer = PowerOfficeApi::customers()->create([
    'Name' => 'Acme Corp',
    'OrganizationNumber' => '912345678',
    'EmailAddress' => 'invoice@acme.no',
    'MailAddress' => [
        'AddressLine1' => 'Storgata 1',
        'City' => 'Oslo',
        'ZipCode' => '0150',
        'CountryCode' => 'NO',
    ],
]);

// Update a customer (JSON Patch RFC 6902)
$customer = PowerOfficeApi::customers()->update(12345, [
    ['op' => 'replace', 'path' => '/Name', 'value' => 'Acme Corp AS'],
    ['op' => 'replace', 'path' => '/EmailAddress', 'value' => 'new-invoice@acme.no'],
]);

Products

// Get a single product
$product = PowerOfficeApi::products()->get(100);

// List all products
$products = PowerOfficeApi::products()->list();

// Create a product
$product = PowerOfficeApi::products()->create([
    'Name' => 'Consulting Hour',
    'Description' => 'Standard consulting rate',
    'UnitPrice' => 1500.00,
    'UnitOfMeasureCode' => 'HUR',
]);

// Update a product (JSON Patch RFC 6902)
$product = PowerOfficeApi::products()->update(100, [
    ['op' => 'replace', 'path' => '/UnitPrice', 'value' => 1750.00],
]);

Projects

// Get a single project
$project = PowerOfficeApi::projects()->get(300);

// List active projects
$projects = PowerOfficeApi::projects()->list([
    'status' => 'Active',
    'excludeArchivedProject' => true,
]);

// Create a project
$project = PowerOfficeApi::projects()->create([
    'Name' => 'Website Redesign',
    'Code' => 'WEB-001',
    'CustomerId' => 12345,
    'StartDate' => '2025-06-01',
    'EndDate' => '2025-12-31',
    'ProjectBillingMethod' => 'TimeAndExpenses',
    'IsBillable' => true,
    'BillableRate' => 1500.00,
    'BudgetedHours' => 200,
]);

// Update a project (JSON Patch RFC 6902)
$project = PowerOfficeApi::projects()->update(300, [
    ['op' => 'replace', 'path' => '/Name', 'value' => 'Website Redesign v2'],
    ['op' => 'replace', 'path' => '/BudgetedHours', 'value' => 250],
]);

Sales Orders

// Get a single sales order (UUID)
$order = PowerOfficeApi::salesOrders()->get('a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890');

// Get a complete sales order with order lines (UUID)
$order = PowerOfficeApi::salesOrders()->getComplete('a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890');

// List sales orders
$orders = PowerOfficeApi::salesOrders()->list([
    'customerNos' => '12345',
]);

// Create a sales order
$order = PowerOfficeApi::salesOrders()->create([
    'CustomerId' => 12345,
    'SalesOrderDate' => '2025-06-01',
    'SalesOrderLines' => [
        [
            'ProductId' => 100,
            'Quantity' => 10,
            'UnitPrice' => 1500.00,
            'Description' => 'Consulting Hours - June',
        ],
        [
            'ProductId' => 200,
            'Quantity' => 1,
            'UnitPrice' => 5000.00,
            'Description' => 'Project setup fee',
        ],
    ],
]);

Error Handling

The client throws specific exceptions based on the API response code:

PowerOfficeNotFoundException and PowerOfficeConflictException extend PowerOfficeApiException, so you can catch the base class for any API error.

A 204 No Content response (e.g. successful delete) returns an empty array.

use Tor2r\PowerOfficeApi\Exceptions\PowerOfficeApiException;
use Tor2r\PowerOfficeApi\Exceptions\PowerOfficeAuthException;
use Tor2r\PowerOfficeApi\Exceptions\PowerOfficeConflictException;
use Tor2r\PowerOfficeApi\Exceptions\PowerOfficeNotFoundException;
use Tor2r\PowerOfficeApi\Exceptions\PowerOfficeValidationException;

try {
    $customer = PowerOfficeApi::customers()->create($data);
} catch (PowerOfficeValidationException $e) {
    // 400 / 422 -- bad request or validation errors
    $e->errors;   // ['name' => ['Name is required']]
    $e->response; // Illuminate\Http\Client\Response
} catch (PowerOfficeAuthException $e) {
    // 401 / 403 -- unauthorized or forbidden
    $e->context;  // ['body' => '...']
} catch (PowerOfficeNotFoundException $e) {
    // 404 -- resource does not exist
    $e->response; // Illuminate\Http\Client\Response
} catch (PowerOfficeConflictException $e) {
    // 409 -- resource is in use, cannot be deleted
    $e->response; // Illuminate\Http\Client\Response
} catch (PowerOfficeApiException $e) {
    // 429 / 5xx -- rate limit or server error (base class for all API errors)
    $e->response; // Illuminate\Http\Client\Response
    $e->getCode(); // HTTP status code
}

Retry Behavior

Requests automatically retry up to 3 times with exponential backoff (500ms, 1000ms, 1500ms) on:

• 401 -- flushes the cached token, re-authenticates, then retries
• 429 -- rate limited, waits and retries
• 5xx -- server errors, waits and retries

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

• Tor L

License

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