Midtrans - Payment Gateway

Midtrans is a leading payment gateway in Indonesia that empowers businesses of all sizes to seamlessly accept online payments. Whether you're a startup, SME, or enterprise, Midtrans provides a robust platform and suite of payment solutions to cater to your unique needs.

Midtrans Laravel Setup

First of all, let's set up our Laravel application.

laravel new laravel-midtrans

Then, install the Midtrans dependency for PHP using Composer:

composer require midtrans/midtrans-php

• Then, you'll need to create a Midtrans Account to access their services.
  
• Change the environment to sandbox (for development).
• You can change the environment at the top of the sidebar.
  
• Go to Settings > Access Keys. You'll find your client credentials there, such as:
  [merchant_id, client_id, and server_key].
• Copy all of those and paste them into the .env file in your Laravel project.
  

MIDTRANS_MERCHANT_ID="YOUR_MERCHANT_ID"
MIDTRANS_CLIENT_KEY="YOUR_CLIENT_KEY"
MIDTRANS_SERVER_KEY="YOUR_SERVER_KEY"

Then create a new config file named midtrans.php in the App\Config directory and fill it with this data:

<?php

return [
    'merchant_id' => env('MIDTRANS_MERCHANT_ID'),
    'client_key'  => env('MIDTRANS_CLIENT_KEY'),
    'server_key'  => env('MIDTRANS_SERVER_KEY'),
];

Now add the Midtrans Snap configuration script at the head (html) section of your view layout file.

<script
    type="text/javascript"
    src="https://app.sandbox.midtrans.com/snap/snap.js"
    data-client-key="{{ config('midtrans.client_key') }}">
</script>

Since this is just for development testing, we'll use the sandbox version.

Database Setup

Well.. for example, here, we'll create a simple course website where a user can purchase the courses they want. So I assume you'll create:

• User Table : storing user data
• Course Table : storing all of our available courses
• User Course Table : storing user's courses (courses that has been purchase by a user)
• Transaction Table : storing all user's transaction

Frontend (view) Setup

Well.. for example, here, we'll create a simple course website where a user can purchase the courses they want. So, I assume you'll create:

• Login Page: so that the user has to be logged in before making any purchases.
• Course List Page: to display all of our courses.
• Detail Page: to display course details when a user chooses a course.
• Transaction Page: to display receipts and the payment gateway for the user's transaction.

  You could use the sample code I wrote in this repository

Open your terminal, and run the php server

php artisan serve

Developer

• Andika Dwi Saputra..