cometcult/cometcultbraintreebundle

Symfony 2 Bundle for Braintree's PHP client library

cometcultbraintreebundle's Issues

MerchantAccount service throws an error

Using Symfony2 framework, when creating a customer with a credit card there are no issues, like the following...

$factory = $this->get('comet_cult_braintree.factory');
$customerService = $factory->get('customer');
$createPayment = $customerService->create(array(.....)

However, when attempting to do the same with a MerchantAccount, it will throw the following error:
"ClassNotFoundException: Attempted to load class "Braintree_MerchantAccount" from namespace..."

Code for merchants is the same:

$factory = $this->get('comet_cult_braintree.factory');
$merchantService = $factory->get('MerchantAccount');
$subMerchant = $merchantService->create(array(....)

Any idea on what could be wrong?

Symfony vendor there is an issue with generating client token

I have resolved that by adding factory method in class in vendor/braintree/braintree_php/lib/Braintree/ClientToken.php
public static function factory($attributes)
{
$instance = new self();
return $instance;
}

In controller
$tokenService = $factory->get('clienttoken');
$token = $tokenService::generate();

above code works and generate the token but without modifying the parent class its not possible please help on that.

I want that class to get updated on git so I can download the clienttoken working correctly in updated copy.

Please reply on that.

Thanks

Tag a version

Please tag a version (a stable version would be best if the package has been used in production for a while without issues), so that it's easier to point to the specific version in the composer.json file.

ClientToken

Hi,

Great work !

Just a question. How would you generate the ClientToken. I didn't see with the actual factory how to do.

I added in the factory :

use Braintree_ClientToken;

class BraintreeFactory
{

    // ...

    public function getClientToken(){
        return Braintree_ClientToken::generate();
    }

}

this is working (If it is the right way to do):

    $braintree = $this->get('braintree.factory');
    $transaction = $braintree->get('transaction');
    $transaction::sale(array('paymentMethodNonce' => $nonce));

but this is returning "Invalid service ClientToken" :

    $braintree = $this->get('braintree.factory');
    $braintree_token = $braintree->get('ClientToken');
    $braintree_token::generate();

How do you go about generating a ClientToken?

Hi,

This is not a bug per-se, but looking how the code only returns classes with factory methods, I'm curious to know what is the designed way of using this bundle to call Braintree_ClientToken::generate()?

Thanks

Braintree Transaction Search Service

According to the documentation provided with bundle, I tried to create transaction search service in the following way:

services.yml

    class:            Braintree_TransactionSearch
    factory_service:  comet_cult_braintree.factory
    factory_method:   get
    arguments: ["transactionSearch"]

I got the error message "Invalid service transactionSearch". I was able to fix this by adding "factory" method to Braintree_TransactionSearch class:
public static function factory($attributes)
{
$instance = new self();
return $instance;
}

Obviously, in this case I have to update this class each time I do "composer update". What I'm doing wrong? Otherwise, can you advice how to override Braintree_TransactionSearch class in order to add "factory" method?

ClientToken factory

How can I use this Bundle to get a ClientToken (that class doesn't have the method "factory")?

Environment Not Autoloaded

Environment only loads when braintree service is first invoked (or any other braintree-related service you create yourself via custom factory method).

This means that invoking \Braintree_ClientToken::generate() before invoking comet_cult_braintree.factory will throw an exception with message "environment needs to be set."

Service declaration trouble

I have tried implementing a service as described in the doc (with updated syntax for symfony 2.8):

braintree_transaction:
    class: \Braintree\Transaction
    factory: ["@comet_cult_braintree.factory", get]
    arguments: ["customer"]

$transactionService = $this->get('braintree_transaction');
$result = $transactionService::sale( ... );

But unfortunately it gives me this error:

Warning: Missing argument 2 for Braintree\Customer::sale()

Which seems to mean that the service does not take account of the class parameter.

I use version 3.16 of the braintree_php bundle, in which the classes are not prepended with "Braintree_" anymore. There are class aliases though, which means that I can use both:

class: \Braintree\Transaction or class: \Braintree\Braintree_Transaction

Both ways give the same error. Am I doing something wrong?

P.S.:

The following works:

$factory = $this->get('comet_cult_braintree.factory');
$transactionService = $factory->get('transaction');
$result = $transactionService::sale( ... );