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Cart and Paypal integration - mmrtonmoy - 07-03-2020 I am beginner in CodeIgniter. I think CodeIgniter is the best framework in the world. I think of these features are available in codeigniter , it will be great.
So if codeigniter provides this fetures internally . It will be very helpful for developer. It also create attract to the developer to use codeigniter. please add payment integration(paypal) library that a developer can integrate just write one or two code. please add this feature soon. RE: Cart and Paypal integration - jreklund - 07-03-2020 That's not something that will be bundled with the framework itself, the Cart library where abandoned as there are already one-click solutions out there adding e-commerce solutions. Maybe someone will build an entire e-shop solution on top of CodeIgniter some day. Like bagisto did with Laravel. RE: Cart and Paypal integration - captain-sensible - 07-03-2020 i once did integrate PayPal into a php framework using paypay restAPI ; that was a few years ago . I remember it well since i got James Turing a living descendant of Alan Turing to test it by buying something. The display of items , with hidden ID and then coding so items were removed after someone bought something was bad enough. But the nail in the coffin for me was a shift in the level of support from Paypal. There was an obvious bug in paypay code; to communicate with Paypal was a nightmare and then they updated things without any decent documentation. Basically the quality of developers working on the code and help from them went downhill dramatically. I don't know if that has changed but i for one wouldn't rush back to PayPal RE: Cart and Paypal integration - MGatner - 07-03-2020 I recommend Omnipay. It’s made by the PHP League and basically let’s you learn one payment framework and then integrate with almost any payment gateway (PayPal included): https://github.com/thephpleague/omnipay-paypal/ On PayPal specifically I see they have PHP SDKs posted on their developer site so integration should be easy. But I agree with jreklund, I don’t think such a thing will ever have a place in the core framework. |