A little Laravel package to communicate with Xero.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require macsidigital/laravel-xeroThe service provider should automatically register for For Laravel > 5.4.
For Laravel < 5.5, open config/app.php and, within the providers array, append:
MacsiDigital\Xero\Providers\XeroServiceProvider::classPublish the configuration file
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="MacsiDigital\Xero\Providers\XeroServiceProvider"This will create a xero/config.php within your config directory. Check the Xero documentation for the relevant values in the config.php file. Ensure that the location of the RSA keys matches.
Everything has been setup to be similar to Laravel syntax.
We also use a little bit of magic to work with Xero's model names. In Xero there are a few different modules (Accounting, Payroll AU etc.), at the minute we only support a small part of the accounting area, but we have set naming so that additional modules can be added in future.
If the response is anything other than a '200' then we will throw an exception, so use try catch blocks.
So to use the conacts in the Accounting module we would use the following syntax.
$xero = new \MacsiDigital\Xero\Xero;
$xero->AccountingContact->functionName();The find all function returns a Laravel Collection so you can use all the Laravel Collection magic
$xero = new \MacsiDigital\Xero\Xero;
$contacts = $xero->AccountingContact->all();The filtered find function returns a Laravel Collection so you can use all the Laravel Collection magic
$xero = new \MacsiDigital\Xero\Xero;
$contacts = $xero->AccountingContact->where('Name', '=', 'Test Name')->get();To only get a single item use the 'first' method
$xero = new \MacsiDigital\Xero\Xero;
$contact = $xero->AccountingContact->where('Name', '=', 'Test Name')->first();You can also just passs the name and value if it is to equal
$xero = new \MacsiDigital\Xero\Xero;
$contact = $xero->AccountingContact->where('Name', 'Test Name')->get();
$contact = $xero->AccountingContact->where('Name', 'Test Name')->first();Just like Laravel we can use the 'find' method to return a single matched result on the ID
$xero = new \MacsiDigital\Xero\Xero;
$contact = $xero->AccountingContact->find('ID_String');We can create and update records using the save function, below is the full save script for a creation. Please note the functions for adding multi array items, like addresses.
$contact = $xero->AccountingContact->make([
'Name' => 'Test Name',
'FirstName' => 'First Name',
'LastName' => 'Last Name',
'EmailAddress' => '[email protected]',
'IsCustomer' => true,
]);
$contact->addAddress($xero->AccountingAddress->make([
'AddressType' => 'POBOX',
'AddressLine1' => 'Test1',
'AddressLine2' => 'Test2',
'AddressLine3' => 'Test3',
'City' => 'City',
'PostalCode' => 'Test Code',
'Country' => 'Test Country',
]));
$contact->save();Here is an example usage case for querying for a contact, creating if not found and then creating an invoice
$contact = $xero->AccountingContact->where('name', 'Test Name')->first();
if($contact == null){
$contact = $xero->AccountingContact->make([
'Name' => 'Test Name',
'FirstName' => 'First Name',
'LastName' => 'Last Name',
'EmailAddress' => '[email protected]',
'IsCustomer' => true,
]);
$contact->addAddress($xero->AccountingAddress->make([
'AddressType' => 'POBOX',
'AddressLine1' => 'Test1',
'AddressLine2' => 'Test2',
'AddressLine3' => 'Test3',
'City' => 'City',
'PostalCode' => 'Test Code',
'Country' => 'Test Country',
]));
$contact->save();
}
$invoice = $xero->AccountingInvoice->make([
'Contact' => $contact,
]);
$invoice->addLineItem($xero->AccountingLineItem->make([
'Description' => 'Test Description',
'Quantity' => '1',
'UnitAmount' => '1234.56',
'AccountCode' => '200'
]));
$invoice->save();At present we have the following resources
- Account
- Contacts
- Invoices
- Payments
- PrePayments
- OverPayments
- CreditNotes
We plan to add more resources in the future but setting up additional models is straight forward, below is the invoice model setup. If you create any models, then create a pull request and we will add into main repo.
namespace MacsiDigital\Xero;
use MacsiDigital\Xero\Support\Model;
class AccountingInvoice extends Model
{
const ENDPOINT = 'Invoices';
const NODE_NAME = 'Invoice';
const KEY_FIELD = 'InvoiceID';
protected $methods = ['get', 'post', 'put'];
protected $attributes = [
'Type' => 'ACCREC',
'Contact' => '',
'LineItems' => [],
'Date' => '',
'DueDate' => '',
'LineAmountTypes' => '',
'InvoiceNumber' => '',
'Reference' => '',
'BrandingThemeID' => '',
'Url' => '',
'CurrencyCode' => '',
'CurrencyRate' => '',
'Status' => '',
'SentToContact' => '',
'ExpectedPaymentDate' => '',
'PlannedPaymentDate' => '',
'SubTotal' => '',
'TotalTax' => '',
'Total' => '',
'TotalDiscount' => '',
'InvoiceID' => '',
'HasAttachments' => '',
'Payments' => [],
'Prepayments' => [],
'Overpayments' => [],
'AmountDue' => '',
'AmountPaid' => '',
'FullyPaidOnDate' => '',
'AmountCredited' => '',
'UpdatedDateUTC' => '',
'CreditNotes' => []
];
protected $relationships = [
'Contact' => '\MacsiDigital\Xero\Models\Accounting\Contact',
'LineItems' => '\MacsiDigital\Xero\Models\Accounting\LineItem',
'Payments' => '\MacsiDigital\Xero\Models\Accounting\Payment',
'Prepayments' => '\MacsiDigital\Xero\Models\Accounting\Prepayment',
'Overpayments' => '\MacsiDigital\Xero\Models\Accounting\Overpayment',
];
public function addLineItem($item)
{
$this->attributes['LineItems'][] = $item;
}
}At present there is no PHP Unit Testing, but we plan to add it in the future.
Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.