TrueLayer for Magento® 2

The TrueLayer plugin makes it effortless to connect your Magento® 2 catalog with the TrueLayer Payment Services.

Installation

Before you start the installation process, we recommend that you make a backup of your store, as well as the database.

You can use Composer to install this package. First, check if your server has Composer installed by running the following command:

composer –v

If your server doesn't have composer installed, you can easily install by following the instructions here: https://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md

You can then install this Magento® 2 extension through Composer:

1. Connect to your server running Magento® 2 using SSH or other method (make sure you have access to the command line).
2. Locate your Magento® 2 project root.
3. Install the extension through composer:

composer require truelayer/magento2

4. Once completed run the following commands:

bin/magento module:enable TrueLayer_Connect
bin/magento setup:upgrade
bin/magento cache:flush

6. If Magento® is running in production mode you also need to redeploy the static content:

bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy

7. After the installation, go to your Magento® admin portal and open ‘Stores’ > ‘Configuration’ > ‘Sales’ > ‘TrueLayer’.
8. It's recommended that you also enable the cache for TrueLayer. There's two ways you can do this.
   1. In your Magento® admin portal open ‘System‘ > ‘Cache Management‘, click the checkbox for TrueLayer, select ‘Enable‘ from ‘Actions‘, and click ‘Submit‘.
   2. On your server running Magento® 2 run the following command from the command line: bin/magento cache:enable truelayer

Local development

A basic docker-compose configuration is provided to make local development easier. To start it, run the following:

DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM=linux/amd64 docker-compose up

You can login as an admin user at http://localhost:1234/admin using the following credentials:

| Username | Password | | -------- | -------- | | exampleuser | examplepassword123 |

Testing webhooks

Webhook signature includes the path so make sure the webhook URL is configured in your Console and the path is set to rest/V1/webhook/transfer. The domain does not matter, as we will be using truelayer-cli to forward webhooks.

Run the following to forward webhooks to your local instance:

docker run --network="host" truelayer/truelayer-cli route-webhooks --to-addr http://localhost:1234/rest/V1/webhook/transfer --client-secret <client_secret> --client-id <client_id>