Laravel Authorize.Net Package

A comprehensive Laravel package for seamless integration with Authorize.Net payment gateway. This package provides an elegant, fluent interface for managing customer profiles, payment methods, transactions, subscriptions, and more.

Features

• ? Customer Profile Management - Create and manage customer profiles on Authorize.Net
• ? Payment Profile Management - Store payment methods securely without PCI compliance requirements
• ? Direct Card Transactions - Process one-time card payments
• ? Recurring Subscriptions - Create and manage subscription payments
• ? Transaction Management - Process charges, refunds, and query transactions
• ? Eloquent Models - Built-in models for local storage of payment profiles
• ? Type-Safe - Full PHP 8.1+ type hints and return types
• ? Laravel 10/11/12 Compatible - Works with modern Laravel versions
• ? Well-Tested - Comprehensive test coverage

Requirements

• PHP >= 8.1
• Laravel >= 10.0
• Authorize.Net account (sandbox or production)
• cURL extension enabled

Installation

Install the package via Composer:

composer require squareetlabs/laravel-authorizenet

Publish Configuration

Publish the configuration file (optional):

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=authorizenet-config

Run Migrations

The package requires database tables to store customer and payment profiles. Run the migrations:

php artisan migrate

This will create two tables: - user_gateway_profiles - Stores Authorize.Net customer profile IDs - user_payment_profiles - Stores payment method information

Setup User Model

Add the ANetPayments trait to your User model:

<?php

namespace App\Models;

use Squareetlabs\AuthorizeNet\Traits\ANetPayments;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;

class User extends Model
{
    use ANetPayments;
    
    // ... your model code
}

Configuration

Add your Authorize.Net credentials to your .env file:

AUTHORIZE_NET_LOGIN_ID=your_login_id
AUTHORIZE_NET_CLIENT_KEY=your_client_key
AUTHORIZE_NET_TRANSACTION_KEY=your_transaction_key
AUTHORIZE_NET_ENVIRONMENT=sandbox  # or 'production'

You can obtain these credentials from your Authorize.Net Merchant Interface: - Sandbox: https://sandbox.authorize.net - Production: https://account.authorize.net

Navigate to Settings > Security Settings > API Credentials & Keys to find your credentials.

Basic Usage

Once configured, you can access Authorize.Net functionality through the anet() method on your User model:

$user = User::find(1);

// All Authorize.Net operations are available via $user->anet()
$user->anet()->createCustomerProfile();

Customer Profiles

Customer profiles are required before you can store payment methods. Authorize.Net uses customer profiles to securely store payment information without requiring PCI compliance on your end.

Create a Customer Profile

$response = $user->anet()->createCustomerProfile();

// Access the profile ID
$profileId = $response->getCustomerProfileId();

Get Customer Profile ID

$profileId = $user->anet()->getCustomerProfileId();

The customer profile ID is automatically stored in your database using the UserGatewayProfile model.

Payment Profiles

Payment profiles allow you to store payment methods securely without handling sensitive card data. This is achieved through Authorize.Net's Accept.js, which sends payment data directly to Authorize.Net.

Creating a Payment Profile with Accept.js

Frontend (JavaScript):

// Include Accept.js library
<script src="https://jstest.authorize.net/v1/Accept.js"></script>

// Collect payment data and send to Authorize.Net
Accept.dispatchData(secureDataRequest, function (response) {
    if (response.messages.resultCode === "Ok") {
        // Send opaque data to your server
        fetch('/api/payment-profiles', {
            method: 'POST',
            headers: {
                'Content-Type': 'application/json',
                'X-CSRF-TOKEN': document.querySelector('meta[name="csrf-token"]').content
            },
            body: JSON.stringify({
                opaqueData: {
                    dataValue: response.opaqueData.dataValue,
                    dataDescriptor: response.opaqueData.dataDescriptor
                },
                source: {
                    last_4: '1234',
                    brand: 'VISA',
                    type: 'card'
                }
            })
        });
    }
});

Backend (Laravel):

use Illuminate\Http\Request;

public function storePaymentProfile(Request $request)
{
    $user = auth()->user();
    
    $response = $user->anet()->createPaymentProfile(
        $request->opaqueData,
        $request->source
    );
    
    if ($response->getCustomerPaymentProfileId()) {
        return response()->json([
            'success' => true,
            'payment_profile_id' => $response->getCustomerPaymentProfileId()
        ]);
    }
    
    return response()->json(['success' => false], 422);
}

Get Payment Profiles

// Get all payment methods
$paymentMethods = $user->anet()->getPaymentMethods();

// Get only card payment profiles
$cards = $user->anet()->getPaymentCardProfiles();

// Get only bank account payment profiles
$banks = $user->anet()->getPaymentBankProfiles();

// Get just the payment profile IDs
$profileIds = $user->anet()->getPaymentProfiles();

Using Eloquent Models

You can also work directly with the Eloquent models:

use Squareetlabs\AuthorizeNet\Models\UserPaymentProfile;

// Get all payment profiles for a user
$profiles = UserPaymentProfile::where('user_id', $user->id)->get();

// Get only cards using scope
$cards = UserPaymentProfile::where('user_id', $user->id)->cards()->get();

// Get only banks using scope
$banks = UserPaymentProfile::where('user_id', $user->id)->banks()->get();

// Access model properties
foreach ($profiles as $profile) {
    echo $profile->payment_profile_id;
    echo $profile->last_4;
    echo $profile->brand;
    echo $profile->type; // 'card' or 'bank'
}

Charging Payment Profiles

Once you have a payment profile, you can charge it:

// Charge $19.99 (amount in cents)
$response = $user->anet()->charge(1999, $paymentProfileId);

// Check if transaction was approved
if ($response->getMessages()->getResultCode() === 'Ok') {
    $transactionResponse = $response->getTransactionResponse();
    
    if ($transactionResponse->getResponseCode() === '1') {
        $transactionId = $transactionResponse->getTransId();
        // Transaction successful
    }
}

Refunds

Refund a previous transaction:

// Refund $10.00 (amount in cents)
$response = $user->anet()->refund(
    1000,                    // Amount in cents
    $refTransId,            // Reference transaction ID from charge
    $paymentProfileId       // Payment profile ID
);

Direct Card Transactions

For one-time payments without storing payment methods, you can process direct card transactions:

$response = $user->anet()
    ->card()
    ->setNumbers(4111111111111111)
    ->setCVV(123)
    ->setNameOnCard('John Doe')
    ->setExpMonth(12)
    ->setExpYear(2025)
    ->setAmountInCents(1000)  // $10.00
    ->charge();

// Check transaction result
if ($response->getMessages()->getResultCode() === 'Ok') {
    $transactionResponse = $response->getTransactionResponse();
    $transactionId = $transactionResponse->getTransId();
}

Card Service Methods

$card = $user->anet()->card();

// Set card information
$card->setNumbers(4111111111111111);
$card->setCVV(123);
$card->setNameOnCard('John Doe');
$card->setExpMonth(12);              // Integer: 1-12
$card->setExpYear(2025);             // Integer or 2-digit year
$card->setBrand('VISA');              // Optional
$card->setType('Credit');            // Optional

// Set amount
$card->setAmountInCents(1000);       // $10.00
$card->setAmountInDollars(10.00);    // Alternative method

// Process charge
$response = $card->charge();

Subscriptions

Create and manage recurring subscription payments:

Create a Subscription

$response = $user->anet()->subscription()->create([
    'name' => 'Monthly Premium Plan',
    'startDate' => '2024-01-15',
    'totalOccurrences' => 12,
    'trialOccurrences' => 1,
    'intervalLength' => 30,
    'intervalLengthUnit' => 'days',  // 'days' or 'months'
    'amountInDollars' => 29.99,
    'trialAmountInDollars' => 0.00,
    'cardNumber' => 4111111111111111,
    'cardExpiry' => '2025-12',
    'invoiceNumber' => 'INV-001',
    'subscriptionDescription' => 'Monthly premium subscription',
    'customerFirstName' => 'John',
    'customerLastName' => 'Doe'
]);

$subscriptionId = $response->getSubscriptionId();

Get Subscription

$subscription = $user->anet()->subscription()->get($subscriptionId);

Update Subscription

$response = $user->anet()->subscription()->update($subscriptionId, [
    'cardNumber' => 4111111111111111,
    'cardExpiry' => '2026-12'
]);

Cancel Subscription

$response = $user->anet()->subscription()->cancel($subscriptionId);

Get Subscription Status

$response = $user->anet()->subscription()->getStatus($subscriptionId);

List Subscriptions

$subscriptions = $user->anet()->subscription()->getList([
    'orderBy' => 'id',
    'orderDescending' => false,
    'limit' => 100,
    'offset' => 1,
    'searchType' => 'subscriptionActive'  // 'subscriptionActive' or 'subscriptionInactive'
]);

Subscription Aliases

You can use any of these methods to access the subscription service:

$user->anet()->subscription();
$user->anet()->subs();
$user->anet()->recurring();

Transaction Management

Work with transaction responses to check status and retrieve information:

// After charging a payment profile
$chargeResponse = $user->anet()->charge(1000, $paymentProfileId);

// Create transaction service instance
$transaction = $user->anet()->transactions($chargeResponse);

// Check if transaction was approved
if ($transaction->isApproved()) {
    // Transaction was successful
}

// Check if request was successful (doesn't mean transaction was approved)
if ($transaction->isRequestSuccessful()) {
    // Request reached Authorize.Net successfully
}

// Get transaction ID
$transactionId = $transaction->getId();

// Access transaction response methods
$transaction->getRefTransID();
$transaction->getResponseCode();
// ... and other transaction response methods

Get Transactions by Batch ID

$transactions = $user->anet()
    ->transactions($transactionResponse)
    ->get($batchId);

Working with Transaction Responses

All transaction methods return a CreateTransactionResponse object. Here's how to work with it:

$response = $user->anet()->charge(1000, $paymentProfileId);

// Check overall result
if ($response->getMessages()->getResultCode() === 'Ok') {
    $transactionResponse = $response->getTransactionResponse();
    
    // Check transaction response code
    // 1 = Approved, 2 = Declined, 3 = Error, 4 = Held for Review
    if ($transactionResponse->getResponseCode() === '1') {
        // Transaction approved
        $transactionId = $transactionResponse->getTransId();
        $authCode = $transactionResponse->getAuthCode();
        $accountNumber = $transactionResponse->getAccountNumber(); // Last 4 digits
    } else {
        // Transaction declined or error
        $errors = $transactionResponse->getErrors();
        foreach ($errors as $error) {
            echo $error->getErrorCode() . ': ' . $error->getErrorText();
        }
    }
}

Eloquent Models

The package provides two Eloquent models for working with stored data:

UserGatewayProfile

Represents a customer profile stored locally:

use Squareetlabs\AuthorizeNet\Models\UserGatewayProfile;

// Get customer profile for user
$profile = UserGatewayProfile::where('user_id', $user->id)->first();

// Access properties
$profile->profile_id;  // Authorize.Net customer profile ID
$profile->user_id;

UserPaymentProfile

Represents a payment method stored locally:

use Squareetlabs\AuthorizeNet\Models\UserPaymentProfile;

// Relationships
$profile->user;  // BelongsTo User model

// Scopes
UserPaymentProfile::cards()->get();  // Only card payment profiles
UserPaymentProfile::banks()->get();  // Only bank payment profiles

// Access properties
$profile->payment_profile_id;  // Authorize.Net payment profile ID
$profile->last_4;              // Last 4 digits of card/account
$profile->brand;               // Card brand (VISA, MasterCard, etc.)
$profile->type;                // 'card' or 'bank'

Environment Configuration

The package automatically uses the appropriate environment based on your Laravel app environment:

• Local/Testing: Uses Authorize.Net Sandbox
• Production: Uses Authorize.Net Production

You can override this by setting AUTHORIZE_NET_ENVIRONMENT in your .env file:

AUTHORIZE_NET_ENVIRONMENT=sandbox  # or 'production'

Error Handling

Always wrap Authorize.Net operations in try-catch blocks:

try {
    $response = $user->anet()->charge(1000, $paymentProfileId);
    
    if ($response->getMessages()->getResultCode() === 'Ok') {
        $transactionResponse = $response->getTransactionResponse();
        
        if ($transactionResponse->getResponseCode() === '1') {
            // Success
        } else {
            // Transaction declined
            $errors = $transactionResponse->getErrors();
            // Handle errors
        }
    } else {
        // Request failed
        $messages = $response->getMessages()->getMessage();
        // Handle messages
    }
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    // Handle exception
    Log::error('Authorize.Net Error: ' . $e->getMessage());
}

Testing

Running Package Tests

The package includes a comprehensive test suite. To run the tests:

composer test
# or
vendor/bin/phpunit tests/

Test Coverage

The package includes tests for:

• ? Unit Tests - Models, Services, and core functionality (all passing)
• ? Integration Tests - API interactions with Authorize.Net (require valid credentials)
• ? Model Tests - Eloquent models and relationships (all passing)
• ? Service Tests - Payment processing, subscriptions, and transactions

Test Environment Setup

For testing, you need to configure your .env file with Authorize.Net sandbox credentials:

AUTHORIZE_NET_ENVIRONMENT=sandbox
AUTHORIZE_NET_LOGIN_ID=your_sandbox_login_id
AUTHORIZE_NET_TRANSACTION_KEY=your_sandbox_transaction_key
AUTHORIZE_NET_CLIENT_KEY=your_sandbox_client_key

Note: Some integration tests require valid Authorize.Net sandbox credentials and will fail if credentials are invalid or missing. This is expected behavior as these tests verify actual API connectivity.

Testing in Your Application

When testing your own application that uses this package:

Option 1: Use Authorize.Net Sandbox (Recommended)

Configure your test environment to use Authorize.Net's sandbox:

# .env.testing
AUTHORIZE_NET_ENVIRONMENT=sandbox
AUTHORIZE_NET_LOGIN_ID=your_sandbox_login_id
AUTHORIZE_NET_TRANSACTION_KEY=your_sandbox_transaction_key
AUTHORIZE_NET_CLIENT_KEY=your_sandbox_client_key

Option 2: Mock Authorize.Net Responses

Use PHPUnit's mocking capabilities to mock API responses:

use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
use Squareetlabs\AuthorizeNet\Services\CustomerProfileService;
use net\authorize\api\contract\v1\CreateCustomerProfileResponse;

class PaymentTest extends TestCase
{
    public function test_customer_profile_creation()
    {
        // Mock the service
        $service = $this->createMock(CustomerProfileService::class);
        
        // Create mock response
        $mockResponse = new CreateCustomerProfileResponse();
        // ... configure mock response
        
        $service->expects($this->once())
            ->method('create')
            ->willReturn($mockResponse);
            
        // Test your code
    }
}

Option 3: Use Feature Flags

Skip actual API calls during testing:

if (app()->environment('testing')) {
    // Return mock data instead of calling Authorize.Net
    return $this->mockAuthorizeNetResponse();
}

// Normal API call
return $user->anet()->charge(1000, $paymentProfileId);

Test Database Setup

The package tests use an in-memory SQLite database. The package automatically creates the necessary tables during testing. Note: The package does not create a users table migration - your application should already have this table.

Test Results

Current test status: - Total Tests: 89 - Passing: ~53 (unit tests and model tests) - Integration Tests: Require valid Authorize.Net credentials - Model Tests: 100% passing (10/10) - Service Tests: Unit tests passing, integration tests require API credentials

Best Practices for Testing

1. Use Sandbox Environment: Always use Authorize.Net sandbox credentials for testing
2. Mock External Calls: For unit tests, mock Authorize.Net API responses
3. Test Error Handling: Test both success and failure scenarios
4. Isolate Tests: Each test should be independent and not rely on previous test data
5. Use Test Database: Always use a separate test database, never test against production data

API Reference

ANet Class Methods

// Customer Profiles
$user->anet()->createCustomerProfile();
$user->anet()->getCustomerProfileId();

// Payment Profiles
$user->anet()->createPaymentProfile($opaqueData, $source);
$user->anet()->getPaymentProfiles();
$user->anet()->getPaymentMethods();
$user->anet()->getPaymentCardProfiles();
$user->anet()->getPaymentBankProfiles();

// Transactions
$user->anet()->charge($cents, $paymentProfileId);
$user->anet()->refund($cents, $refTransId, $paymentProfileId);
$user->anet()->transactions($transactionResponse);
$user->anet()->card();

// Subscriptions
$user->anet()->subscription();
$user->anet()->subs();
$user->anet()->recurring();

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Support

For issues and questions: - GitHub Issues: Create an issue - Authorize.Net Documentation: https://developer.authorize.net/

Changelog

Version 2.0.0

• ? Updated to Laravel 11/12 compatibility
• ? PHP 8.1+ required
• ? Modernized codebase with type hints and return types
• ? Reorganized services into `Services/` directory
• ? Added Eloquent models for database operations
• ? Improved error handling and validation
• ? Updated SDK to version 2.0.3

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