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<?php
/**
* PayPal REST Capture Request
*/
namespace Corals\Modules\Payment\PayPal\Message;
/**
* PayPal REST Capture Request
*
* Use this resource to capture and process a previously created authorization.
* To use this resource, the original payment call must have the intent set to
* authorize.
*
* To capture payment, make a call to /v1/payments/authorization/{authorization_id}/capture
* with the authorization ID in the URI along with an amount object. For a
* partial capture, you can provide a lower amount. Additionally, you can explicitly
* indicate a final capture (prevent future captures) by setting the is_final_capture
* value to true.
*
* ### Example
*
* Note this example assumes that the authorization has been successful
* and that the authorization ID returned from the authorization is held in $auth_id.
* See RestAuthorizeRequest for the first part of this example transaction:
*
* <code>
* // Once the transaction has been authorized, we can capture it for final payment.
* $transaction = $gateway->capture(array(
* 'amount' => '10.00',
* 'currency' => 'AUD',
* ));
* $transaction->setTransactionReference($auth_id);
* $response = $transaction->send();
* </code>
*
* @see RestAuthorizeRequest
* @link https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/#capture-an-authorization
*/
class RestCaptureRequest extends AbstractRestRequest
{
public function getData()
{
$this->validate('transactionReference', 'amount');
return array(
'amount' => array(
'currency' => $this->getCurrency(),
'total' => $this->getAmount(),
),
'is_final_capture' => true,
);
}
public function getEndpoint()
{
return parent::getEndpoint() . '/payments/authorization/' . $this->getTransactionReference() . '/capture';
}
}