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OmniPay
- what is the easiest way to build a subscription plan project and integrate it with other payment gateways?
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Had a charge for $2.75 from "OmniPay" declined today despite not trying to use my card for anything? Anyone else have that?
Seems like it’s unrelated to OMNY. Looks like it’s just a gateway for payment https://omnipay.thephpleague.com/. Someone more dev-minded might be able to explain more, but might be worth calling your card company
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Best practices for payment transaction
check out https://omnipay.thephpleague.com/ a very extensive library supporting many multiple popular gateways like Stripe. There are many Laravel examples on github for its use.
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Modern PHP
> If their site is already Wordpress and they ask you to fix it, then your job is to fix their Wordpress site. Where is the shame and disrespect in that?
None. I just finished up such a contract myself earlier this month. I was speaking of building new sites from scratch.
> I agree about the spammy notifications and PHP code snippets. But sometimes code snippets can save time.
Put code in code files, under version control. Not in the database. Not in a blob field that gets eval()ed and is editable by users. This is sane web dev 101.
> I'd be interested to hear what good replacements there are for Wordpress+WooCommerce?
Drupal 7 + Drupal Commerce was very nice back in the day. I don't know the current state of Commerce under Drupal 9 but it's what I'd start looking at first if someone wanted me to build them a store from the ground up. Magento is still around, though I've heard that its code is incomprehensible. And if you're not afraid to take the thin framework or frameworkless route, the Omnipay library [1] combined with standard CRUD for the products should get you pretty far.
1: https://omnipay.thephpleague.com
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Yes, PHP Is Worth Learning/Using in $Current_year
I didn't know about this project for payment gateways from the article: https://github.com/thephpleague/omnipay
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What are some alternatives?
Payum - PHP Payment processing library. It offers everything you need to work with payments: Credit card & offsite purchasing, subscriptions, payouts etc.
octane - Supercharge your Laravel application's performance.
Sylius - Open Source eCommerce Framework on Symfony
React - Event-driven, non-blocking I/O with PHP.
Shopware - Shopware 5 core
ext-openswoole - Programmatic server for PHP with async IO, coroutines and fibers
Microweber - Drag and Drop Website Builder and CMS with E-commerce
underscore - JavaScript's utility _ belt
Money - PHP implementation of Fowler's Money pattern.
Sebastian Money
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Swap - :currency_exchange: Currency exchange rates library