Laravel Ebay

This package is based on Ebay SDK written by David T. Sadler. This package will organize all the configuration according to laravel and make you use the SDK with out doing any exceptional work or configurations.

Getting Started

Follow the instruction to install and use this package.

Prerequisites

This is package use Ebay Php SDK

Installing

Add Laravel-Ebay to your composer file via the composer require command:

$ composer require hkonnet/laravel-ebay

Or add it to composer.json manually:

"require": {
    "hkonnet/laravel-ebay": "^1.2"
}

Register the service provider by adding it to the providers key in config/app.php. Also register the facade by adding it to the aliases key in config/app.php.

Laravel 5.1 or greater

'providers' => [
    ...
    Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\EbayServiceProvider::class, 
],

'aliases' => [
    ...
    'Ebay' => Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\Facade\Ebay::class,
]

Laravel 5

'providers' => [
    ...
    'Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\EbayServiceProvider', 
],

'aliases' => [
    ...
    'Ebay' => 'Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\Facade\Ebay',
]

Next to get started, you'll need to publish all vendor assets:

$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\EbayServiceProvider"

This will create a config/ebay.php file in your app that you can modify to set your configuration.

###Configuration After installation, you will need to add your ebay settings. Following is the code you will find in config/ebay.php, which you should update accordingly.

return [
    'mode' => env('EBAY_MODE', 'sandbox'),

    'siteId' => env('EBAY_SITE_ID','0'),

    'sandbox' => [
        'credentials' => [
            'devId' => env('EBAY_SANDBOX_DEV_ID'),
            'appId' => env('EBAY_SANDBOX_APP_ID'),
            'certId' => env('EBAY_SANDBOX_CERT_ID'),
        ],
        'authToken' => env('EBAY_SANDBOX_AUTH_TOKEN'),
        'oauthUserToken' => env('EBAY_SANDBOX_OAUTH_USER_TOKEN'),
    ],
    'production' => [
        'credentials' => [
            'devId' => env('EBAY_PROD_DEV_ID'),
            'appId' => env('EBAY_PROD_APP_ID'),
            'certId' => env('EBAY_PROD_CERT_ID'),
        ],
        'authToken' => env('EBAY_PROD_AUTH_TOKEN'),
        'oauthUserToken' => env('EBAY_PROD_OAUTH_USER_TOKEN'),
    ]
];

Usage

Following are few examples for using this package.

Ex 1: Get the official eBay time

Following are the two ways you can do it

Method 1:

use \Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\EbayServices;
use \DTS\eBaySDK\Shopping\Types;
  
// Create the service object.
$ebay_service = new EbayServices();
$service = $ebay_service->createShopping();

// Create the request object.
$request = new Types\GeteBayTimeRequestType();

// Send the request to the service operation.
$response = $service->geteBayTime($request);

// Output the result of calling the service operation.
printf("The official eBay time is: %s\n", $response->Timestamp->format('H:i (\G\M\T) \o\n l jS Y'));

Method 2:

Tip: If you prefer to use DTS library class you need to pass the configuration.

use \DTS\eBaySDK\Shopping\Services;
use \DTS\eBaySDK\Shopping\Types;

$config = Ebay::getConfig();

// Create the service object.
$service = new Services\ShoppingService($config);

// Create the request object.
$request = new Types\GeteBayTimeRequestType();

// Send the request to the service operation.
$response = $service->geteBayTime($request);

// Output the result of calling the service operation.
printf("The official eBay time is: %s\n", $response->Timestamp->format('H:i (\G\M\T) \o\n l jS Y'));

Ex 2: Find items by keyword

This example will call the findItemsByKeywords operation

Method 1:

use \Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\EbayServices;
use \DTS\eBaySDK\Finding\Types;
  
// Create the service object.
    $ebay_service = new EbayServices();
    $service = $ebay_service->createFinding();

// Assign the keywords.
    $request = new Types\FindItemsByKeywordsRequest();
    $request->keywords = 'Harry Potter';

// Ask for the first 25 items.
    $request->paginationInput = new Types\PaginationInput();
    $request->paginationInput->entriesPerPage = 25;
    $request->paginationInput->pageNumber = 1;

// Ask for the results to be sorted from high to low price.
    $request->sortOrder = 'CurrentPriceHighest';

    $response = $service->findItemsByKeywords($request);

    // Output the response from the API.
    if ($response->ack !== 'Success') {
        foreach ($response->errorMessage->error as $error) {
            printf("Error: %s <br>", $error->message);
        }
    } else {
        foreach ($response->searchResult->item as $item) {
            printf("(%s) %s:%.2f <br>", $item->itemId, $item->title, $item->sellingStatus->currentPrice->value);
        }
    }

Method 2:

use DTS\eBaySDK\Finding\Services\FindingService;
use \DTS\eBaySDK\Finding\Types;
  
// Create the service object.
    $config = Ebay::getConfig();
    $service = new FindingService($config);

// Assign the keywords.
    $request = new Types\FindItemsByKeywordsRequest();
    $request->keywords = 'Harry Potter';

// Ask for the first 25 items.
    $request->paginationInput = new Types\PaginationInput();
    $request->paginationInput->entriesPerPage = 25;
    $request->paginationInput->pageNumber = 1;

// Ask for the results to be sorted from high to low price.
    $request->sortOrder = 'CurrentPriceHighest';

    $response = $service->findItemsByKeywords($request);

    // Output the response from the API.
    if ($response->ack !== 'Success') {
        foreach ($response->errorMessage->error as $error) {
            printf("Error: %s <br>", $error->message);
        }
    } else {
        foreach ($response->searchResult->item as $item) {
            printf("(%s) %s:%.2f <br>", $item->itemId, $item->title, $item->sellingStatus->currentPrice->value);
        }
    }

Ex 3. Get my ebay selling

use \DTS\eBaySDK\Constants;
use \DTS\eBaySDK\Trading\Types;
use \DTS\eBaySDK\Trading\Enums;
use \Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\EbayServices;

/**
 * Create the service object.
 */
$ebay_service = new EbayServices();
$service = $ebay_service->createTrading();

/**
 * Create the request object.
 */
$request = new Types\GetMyeBaySellingRequestType();

/**
 * An user token is required when using the Trading service.
 */
$request->RequesterCredentials = new Types\CustomSecurityHeaderType();
$authToken = Ebay::getAuthToken();
$request->RequesterCredentials->eBayAuthToken = $authToken;

/**
 * Request that eBay returns the list of actively selling items.
 * We want 10 items per page and they should be sorted in descending order by the current price.
 */
$request->ActiveList = new Types\ItemListCustomizationType();
$request->ActiveList->Include = true;
$request->ActiveList->Pagination = new Types\PaginationType();
$request->ActiveList->Pagination->EntriesPerPage = 10;
$request->ActiveList->Sort = Enums\ItemSortTypeCodeType::C_CURRENT_PRICE_DESCENDING;
$pageNum = 1;

do {
    $request->ActiveList->Pagination->PageNumber = $pageNum;
    
    /**
     * Send the request.
     */
    $response = $service->getMyeBaySelling($request);
    
    /**
     * Output the result of calling the service operation.
     */
    echo "==================\nResults for page $pageNum\n==================\n";
    if (isset($response->Errors)) {
        foreach ($response->Errors as $error) {
            printf(
                "%s: %s\n%s\n\n",
                $error->SeverityCode === Enums\SeverityCodeType::C_ERROR ? 'Error' : 'Warning',
                $error->ShortMessage,
                $error->LongMessage
            );
        }
    }
    if ($response->Ack !== 'Failure' && isset($response->ActiveList)) {
        foreach ($response->ActiveList->ItemArray->Item as $item) {
            printf(
                "(%s) %s: %s %.2f\n",
                $item->ItemID,
                $item->Title,
                $item->SellingStatus->CurrentPrice->currencyID,
                $item->SellingStatus->CurrentPrice->value
            );
        }
    }
    $pageNum += 1;
} while (isset($response->ActiveList) && $pageNum <= $response->ActiveList->PaginationResult->TotalNumberOfPages);

Note:

• There are lots for more example available at Ebay SDK Examples.
• Follow above examples but read the Important note below.

Important Note

Using method 1 in both examples we did

use \Hkonnet\LaravelEbay\EbayServices;
// Create the service object.
$ebay_service = new EbayServices();
$service = $ebay_service->createFinding();

to get service object..

Following methods are available to create services using EbayServices class.

• createAccount(array $args = [])
• createAnalytics(array $args = [])
• createBrowse(array $args = [])
• createBulkDataExchange(array $args = [])
• createBusinessPoliciesManagement(array $args = [])
• createFeedback(array $args = [])
• createFileTransfer(array $args = [])
• createFinding(array $args = [])
• createFulfillment(array $args = [])
• createHalfFinding(array $args = [])
• createInventory(array $args = [])
• createMarketing(array $args = [])
• createMerchandising(array $args = [])
• createMetadata(array $args = [])
• createOrder(array $args = [])
• createPostOrder(array $args = [])
• createProduct(array $args = [])
• createProductMetadata(array $args = [])
• createRelatedItemsManagement(array $args = [])
• createResolutionCaseManagement(array $args = [])
• createReturnManagement(array $args = [])
• createShopping(array $args = [])
• createTrading(array $args = [])

These services methods can be used to get appropriate service object to perform operations on Ebay.

Author

• Haroon Khan - Initial work - hkonnet

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledgments

• David T. Sadler for his awesome Ebay SDK.