php-pp-spb-example

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Description

A simple app using AngularJS and PHP to integrate PayPal Express Checkout with PayPal REST API and Smart Payment Buttons

Disclaimer: The applications provided here and all code is provided as-is. These examples are intended to be EXAMPLES and are not intended to be used in a production environment. I am employed at PayPal, however, the code herein is provided from myself as an example not from PayPal, Inc. I hope these are helpful to helping you understand the API's, but please do not use in a production environment.

Setup

Step 1:

1. Clone, Fork, or download this repo :: $ git clone https://github.com/ppnsanders/php-pp-spb-example.git
2. Place the repo at the root of your htdocs directory (e.g. /htdocs/php-pp-spb-example).
3. Download the PayPal PHP SDK and extract it into the php-pp-spb-example directory (e.g. /htdocs/php-pp-spb-example/PayPal-PHP-SDK).

Step 2:

To setup your config file, simply copy the content of /php-pp-spb-example/config/paypal_sample.json and update the JSON with your actual information. Where <YOUR_CLIENT_ID> would be your actual client_id from developer.paypal.com. Then save that file in the /php-pp-spb-example/config/ directory as paypal.json (i.e. /php-pp-spb-example/config/paypal.json).

{ 
	"client_id": "<YOUR_CLIENT_ID>",
	"client_secret": "<YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET>",
	"email": "<YOUR_EMAIL>",
	"payerId": "<YOUR_PAYER_ID>",
	"brandName": "<YOUR_BRAND_NAME>",
	"environment": "sandbox"
}

Step 3:

Update the /api/paypal/bootstrap.php file to set the full path to your autoload.php file in the $composerAutoload variable.

Running the Sample

Once you have the Setup & Config File steps complete, fire up your Apache Server and go to http://localhost:8888/php-pp-spb-example/.

Note:: I was using MAMP so my port was set to 8888 (i.e. http://localhost:8888/), your URL and/or PORT may be different.