telvero-sales-backoffice/vendor/mollie/mollie-api-php/docs/requests.md

Requests

Overview

The Mollie API client uses request classes to communicate with the Mollie API. Each request class handles specific API endpoints and operations. The response is casted into a dedicated Mollie\Api\Resources\* class.

Sending a Request

To send a request using the Mollie API client, you typically need to:

1. Create an instance of the client:

   use Mollie\Api\MollieApiClient;
   
   $mollie = new MollieApiClient();
   $mollie->setApiKey('test_dHar4XY7LxsDOtmnkVtjNVWXLSlXsM');
   

2. Create and configure the request: Depending on the operation, you might need to create an instance of a specific request class and configure it with necessary parameters.

3. Send the request: Use the client to send the request and handle the response.

   use Mollie\Api\MollieApiClient;
   use Mollie\Api\Http\Data\Money;
   use Mollie\Api\Http\Requests\CreatePaymentRequest;
   
   $mollie = new MollieApiClient();
   $createPaymentRequest = new CreatePaymentRequest(
        'Test payment',
        new Money('EUR', '10.00'),
        'https://example.org/redirect',
        'https://example.org/webhook'
   );
   
   /** @var \Mollie\Api\Resources\Payment $payment */
   $payment = $mollie->send($createPaymentRequest);
   
   $this->assertEquals(200, $payment->getResponse()->status());
   

Adding unsupported properties

If the SDK is not up to date with the API, you can manually add a property to a request via the query() or payload() methods.

$someRequestUsingPayload = new SomePayloadRequest(...);
$someRequestUsingPayload->payload()->add('foo', 'bar');

$someRequestUsingQueryParams = new SomeQueryRequest(...);
$someRequestUsingQueryParams->query()->add('foo', 'bar');