50 lines
1.3 KiB
PHP
50 lines
1.3 KiB
PHP
<?php
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// # Sale Refund Sample
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// This sample code demonstrate how you can
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// process a refund on a sale transaction created
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// using the Payments API.
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// API used: /v1/payments/sale/{sale-id}/refund
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/** @var Sale $sale */
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$sale = require 'GetSale.php';
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$saleId = $sale->getId();
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use PayPal\Api\Amount;
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use PayPal\Api\Refund;
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use PayPal\Api\Sale;
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// ### Refund amount
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// Includes both the refunded amount (to Payer)
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// and refunded fee (to Payee). Use the $amt->details
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// field to mention fees refund details.
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$amt = new Amount();
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$amt->setCurrency('USD')
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->setTotal(0.01);
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// ### Refund object
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$refund = new Refund();
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$refund->setAmount($amt);
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// ###Sale
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// A sale transaction.
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// Create a Sale object with the
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// given sale transaction id.
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$sale = new Sale();
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$sale->setId($saleId);
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try {
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// Create a new apiContext object so we send a new
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// PayPal-Request-Id (idempotency) header for this resource
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$apiContext = getApiContext($clientId, $clientSecret);
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// Refund the sale
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// (See bootstrap.php for more on `ApiContext`)
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$refundedSale = $sale->refund($refund, $apiContext);
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} catch (Exception $ex) {
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ResultPrinter::printError("Refund Sale", "Sale", $refundedSale->getId(), $refund, $ex);
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exit(1);
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}
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ResultPrinter::printResult("Refund Sale", "Sale", $refundedSale->getId(), $refund, $refundedSale);
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return $refundedSale;
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