You can sign up for an Oyst account at https://backoffice.oyst.com.

Add the repository

  "repositories": [
    {
      "type": "vcs",
      "url": "https://github.com/oystparis/oyst-php"
    }
  ]

Then run the composer installer: composer require oyst/oyst-php

To use the bindings, use Composer's autoload:

require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

You can download the latest release. Then, run the composer install: composer install --no-dev to install dependencies.

Then, to use the bindings, include the autoload.php file.

require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

Simple usage looks like:

$userAgent = new \Oyst\Classes\OystUserAgent('MY_WEBSITE_NAME', 'MY_PACKAGE_VERSION', 'MY_PLATFORM_VERSION');
$oystClient = new \Oyst\Api\OystApiClientFactory::getClient('oneclick', 'eFcaDouev63YVsJ3wM2ovY7ewCwrQMLHaw4tWHxXQT7cmErWKkZU4pTRt6npwb8p', $userAgent);

$notification = new \Oyst\Classes\OneClickNotifications();
$notification->setUrl('https://1click-demo.sandbox.oyst.eu/notification.php');

// 1-click order
$price = new \Oyst\Classes\OystPrice(42, 'EUR');
$oystProduct = new \Oyst\Classes\OystProduct('rubikscube', 'Rubiks Cube 3x3', $price, 1);

$oystClient->authorizeOrderV2(array($oystProduct), $notification);

The class OystApiClientFactory is used to get the right client to communicate with the API.

Note: It would be interesting to process it the right way with an abstract method called by the parent like process() which is called by a public method access such as exec() or start() for example.

/** @var AbstractOystApiClient $apiWrapper */
$apiWrapper = OystApiClientFactory::getClient($entityName, $apiKey, OystUserAgent $userAgent, $environment, $url);

This method take several parameters as:

• entityName (constants available in Oyst\Api\OystApiClientFactory), could be:

  • catalog
  • oneclick
  • order
  • payment

• apiKey

  • The API key is the key that was given to you by Oyst (if you don't have one you can go to the https://backoffice.oyst.com and create an account).

• userAgent

  • To know the origin of the request (PrestaShop / Magento / WooComerce / Elsewhere...).    You have have to instantiate a new Oyst\Classes\OystUserAgent, the constructor will show you needed info, and pass it to getClient.

• environment (Optional, by default prod ; constants available in Oyst\Api\OystApiClientFactory), takes two values:

  • sandbox
  • prod

• url (Optional)

  • The custom URL with which the APIs are to be called (if you don't want to use the default one set for the environment)

Please see https://one-click-api.readme.io for up-to-date documentation.

Moreover you can see the content of DSL files description_[entityName].json to know in details the payload for each API. Theses files use Guzzle Service Description.

Install dependencies: composer install

Install dependencies as mentioned above (which will resolve PHPUnit), then you can run the test suite:

To run unit tests:

./vendor/bin/phpunit -c phpunit.xml.dist --testsuite unitary
./vendor/bin/phpunit -c phpunit.xml.dist --testsuite functional

For functional tests, copy src/Config/parameters_api.sample.yml as src/Config/parameters_api.yml and fill apiKey.