GraphQL module
Introducing Buckaroo's revolutionary GraphQL extension for the popular Buckaroo Magento 2 Payments Plugin—an essential enhancement for our cutting-edge Hÿva React checkout extension.
GraphQL is a powerful query language for APIs, providing a comprehensive and understandable description of your API's data. Clients can request exactly what they need, optimizing performance and enabling easy API evolution over time.
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Requirements
To utilize the plugin, you must use:
- Magento Open Source version 2.4.x
- Buckaroo Magento 2 Payment plugin v1.43.0 or higher.
Installation
Install the module composer by running the following command: composer require buckaroo/magento2graphql
Enable the module by running the following command: php bin/magento module:enable Buckaroo_Magento2Graphql
Apply database updates by running the following command: php bin/magento setup:upgrade
Flush the cache by running the following command: php bin/magento cache:flush
Usage
Example requests
Get the available payments methods with additional data for gateways:
query {
cart(cart_id: "{ CART_ID }") {
available_payment_methods {
code
title
buckaroo_additional {
key
values {
name
code
img
}
value
}
}
}
}
Place order request example: In order to place a order you will need to the following 3 steps:
- Set the payment method on the cart with the required additional parameters using the default
setPaymentMethodOnCart
and thebuckaroo_additional
property. - Set the return url using our custom migration
setBuckarooReturnUrl
required in order for the payment engine to redirect back to your application after the payment was completed/canceled/failed. - Finally execute the the default
placeOrder
that will return a redirect url for the payment engine to complete the payment.
For iDEAL we have the following example:
mutation doBuckarooPayment(
$cartId: String!
$returnUrl: String!
$methodCode: String!
) {
setPaymentMethodOnCart(
input: {
cart_id: $cartId
payment_method: {
code: $methodCode
buckaroo_additional: { buckaroo_magento2_ideal: { issuer: "ABNANL2A" } }
}
}
) {
cart {
items {
product {
name
sku
}
}
}
}
setBuckarooReturnUrl(input: { return_url: $returnUrl, cart_id: $cartId }) {
success
}
placeOrder(input: { cart_id: $cartId }) {
order {
order_number
buckaroo_additional {
redirect
transaction_id
data {
key
value
}
}
}
}
}
After this migration is performed you will need to store the buckaroo transaction_id
and redirect the user to complete the payment.
Retrieve the payment status
In order to get the payment status after the user is redirected back we will use our custom migration buckarooPaymentTransactionStatus
that will need the stored transaction_id
.
mutation buckarooPaymentTransactionStatus(input: { transaction_id: "E397CF4C24E64AA299F45246F9906F45" }) {
payment_status,
status_code
}
Get the available payments methods with additional data for gateways:
query {
cart(cart_id: "{ CART_ID }") {
available_payment_methods {
code
title
buckaroo_additional {
key
values {
name
code
img
}
value
}
}
}
}
Place order request example: In order to place a order you will need to the following 3 steps:
- Set the payment method on the card with the required additional parameters using the default
setPaymentMethodOnCart
and thebuckaroo_additional
property. - Set the return url using our custom migration
setBuckarooReturnUrl
required in order for the payment engine to redirect back to your application after the payment was completed/canceled/failed. - Finally execute the the default
placeOrder
that will return a redirect url for the payment engine to complete the payment.
For iDEAL we have the following example:
mutation doBuckarooPayment(
$cartId: String!
$returnUrl: String!
$methodCode: String!
) {
setPaymentMethodOnCart(
input: {
cart_id: $cartId
payment_method: {
code: $methodCode
buckaroo_additional: { buckaroo_magento2_ideal: { issuer: "ABNANL2A" } }
}
}
) {
cart {
items {
product {
name
sku
}
}
}
}
setBuckarooReturnUrl(input: { return_url: $returnUrl, cart_id: $cartId }) {
success
}
placeOrder(input: { cart_id: $cartId }) {
order {
order_number
buckaroo_additional {
redirect
transaction_id
data {
key
value
}
}
}
}
}
After this migration is performed you will need to store the buckaroo transaction_id
and redirect the user to complete the payment.
In order to get the payment status after the user is redirected back we will use our custom migration buckarooPaymentTransactionStatus
that will need the stored transaction_id
.
mutation buckarooPaymentTransactionStatus(input: { transaction_id: "E397CF4C24E64AA299F45246F9906F45" }) {
payment_status,
status_code
}