Laravel 9 and later. PHP Requirements: PHP 8.1 and later. (Not tested on PHP 8.0, but it should work)
For PHP 7.4 and 8.0 or Laravel 8 and below , please use the moneroo-php package.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require moneroo/moneroo-laravelAfter you've installed the package via composer, you can run this command:
php artisan moneroo:installThis command will:
- Publish a
moneroo.phpfile in your config directory - Append your
.envfile with theMONEROO_PUBLIC_KEYandMONEROO_SECRET_KEYvariables if they don't already exist.
You will have to replace 'your-public-key' and 'your-secret-key' with your actual Moneroo public key and secret key respectively.
MONEROO_PUBLIC_KEY=your-public-key
MONEROO_SECRET_KEY=your-secret-keyPlease keep in mind that these are sensitive keys and should not be publicly exposed. Laravel .env file is ignored by Git, which makes it a good place to store sensitive information.
See the Laravel SDK documentation.
1- Perform the tests
composer test2- Format and analyze your code before commit and push.
composer format # Format your code with the required code style
composer unused # check if there is an unused dependency
composer analyze # Analyze your code with phpstanYou can set (or add) moneroo.devMode to true in your config/moneroo.php file to enable the dev mode.
After enabling the dev mode, you can set moneroo.devBaseUrl to customize the base URL of the Moneroo API you want to use.
In dev mode, the SDK will use the moneroo.devBaseUrl instead of the default base URL https://api.moneroo.io.
- The project is based on the KISS principle.
- Each time you make a change, you must run the tests and format your code.
- Each time you make a change, you must update the documentation.
- Each time you make a change, you must update the changelog.
- Each time you make a change, you must add test cases.
- Each time you make a change, you must update the version number.
- Each time you make a change, you must update the API documentation.
- Each time you make a change, you must update the README.md file.
If you discover a security vulnerability within Moneroo Laravel SDK, please send an e-mail to Moneroo Security via hello@moneroo.io. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
The Moneroo Laravel SDK is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.