Adding payment option to cart

[aimeos]

Just use the Aimeos namespace. Then, you don't need your workaround:

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namespace Aimeos\MShop\Service\Provider\Delivery

class InfoForwarder
{
}

Place the class in your Aimeos extension in ./src/MShop/Service/Provider/Delivery/InfoForwarder.php

[matish]

Just use the Aimeos namespace. Then, you don't need your workaround:

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namespace Aimeos\MShop\Service\Provider\Delivery

class InfoForwarder
{
}

Place the class in your Aimeos extension in ./src/MShop/Service/Provider/Delivery/InfoForwarder.php

This is the thing that I wanted to avoid. And it halfway worked. The payment method became listed under the menu, but when doing the checkout itself, then it started demanding the class to be inside Aimeos namespace.

But another question.
I have a code like this:

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    /**
     * Calculate delivery price using the "price" attribute
     */
    public function calcPrice(\Aimeos\MShop\Order\Item\Iface $basket, array $options = []
    ): \Aimeos\MShop\Price\Item\Iface
    {

        $manager = \Aimeos\MShop::create( $this->context(), 'price' );

        $price = $manager->create();
        $price->setCosts( (double)($options['eabi_info_carrier.price']??0) );
        return $price;
    }

It works, but it does not account any taxes. How can I make the shpping/payment method to include taxes in the cost?
Also how can I make the payment "paid" or "authorized" right away at the moment of order placement?

[aimeos]

To add tax, use the setTaxRate() method to add the tax rate in percent.

The order must be is set to "authorized" or "received" if the payment was the successful in the updateSync() method (and updatePush() if you use a payment service provider):
https://aimeos.org/docs/latest/provider ... us-updates

[matish]

Ok, taxes now work. Thanks!

But the payment stuff still does not work.
I am using this API call:
https://aimeos.org/docs/latest/frontend ... eate-order

I want the order payment to be authorized right away at the order placement. Not later. Because my external system collects the payment before sending out the order details.
If I place the order via regular Aimeos frontend and use "PostPay" as payment provider, then the payment is immediately authorized after the order placement. But if I do that over the API (see link above) then the order is not authorized.

[aimeos]

Do you add a "PostPay" option as payment service provider over the API too?

[matish]

Do you add a "PostPay" option as payment service provider over the API too?

Well, I did not. I just copied some of the code from it to my custom payment method.
But now I did the tests.

First I created an order over the API using PostPay. Placed order was not authorized.
Then I created same order over the frontend using PostPay. This time placed order was authorized.


But I am not planning to use PostPay itself, I was just looking at its code to figure out, on how to get the order as Authorized at the moment of order creation.

[aimeos]

You need to set a payment option. Otherwise:
- the order can't be created by default due to ServicesAvailable basket plugin
- or the order will be in payment unfinished state if you disable ServicesAvailable basket plugin

[matish]

I have the payment option.
The order is created just fine.
Only the order state is incorrect. It should be "authorized" or any other state so it would not be auto-deleted.
Picture:


Or what kind of "payment option" are you exactly talking about?

[aimeos]

If you use your own payment service provider, you have to set the payment status in the updateSync() method of your service provider.

[matish]

I have it. Copied the method from \Aimeos\MShop\Service\Provider\Payment\PostPay
But the end result is the same. Order is not authorized, when it is placed over the JSON API, but it is authorized when I place the order via regular AimeOS frontend.
Same thing with default PostPay provider.