ABOUT

This implements the Plug n Pay API, as documented on the Plug n Pay website.
The example PHP code available there implements only one method - 'auth' -
and you're left to your own devices to figure out the rest of it. While
that's perfectly fine, it means that there's a lot of people rewriting
exactly the same code out there, and this seems like an incredible waste
of time.

To paraphrase the PnP tech support guy I spoke with, any PHP programmer
who knows what he's doing can take the API documentation and feed
arguments to Curl to make stuff work.

But ... why would I want to? Code reuse is the point of APIs, and having
a thousand developers reimplenet the same batch of code is profoundly
pointless.

So, here you go.

This code is released under the terms of the ASL2 (Apache Software
License, version 2).

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INSTALLATION

Put PnP.php somewhere convenient and ...

require_once( 'path/to/PnP.php' );
$p = new PnP();
$p->auth(
    array(
        'card-number' => '4111111111111111',
        'card-name'   => 'cardtest',
        'card-amount' => '100.23',
        'card-exp'    => '11/09',
        'ship-name'   => 'cardtest',
        'card-cvv'      => '123',
    )
);
print_r( $p->query_trans );

See the complete documentation, with code examples, in docs/index.html

See also the tests in the tests/ directory for more examples.