Documentation | Laravel Shopr
Documentation | Laravel Shopr
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    • Configuration

    We'll now go through the configuration file in detail. Some values need to be configured for everything to work properly, so don't skip this step.

    Templates

    'templates' => [
    'cart'               => '',
    'checkout'           => '',
    'order-confirmation' => '',
],

    The template paths for the default views usually needed in a webshop. Defined the way you'd usually define a view path, such as path.to.my.view. If left empty, that route will not be registered.
    The order-confirmation route will have access to an $order variable, to make it easy for you to display the necessary order information.

    Currency

    'currency' => 'USD',

    The currency defines how money will be formatted. Formatted money values will be returned as attribute_formatted, such as $order->total_formatted.
    The currency must be defined using the ISO4217 format, see https://www.xe.com/iso4217.php for more information and a full currency list.

    Tax

    'tax' => 0,

    This defines the tax percentage which will be calculated on all shoppable items.

    Emails

    'admin_emails' => [],

'mail' => [
    'customer' => [
        'order_placed' => ['enabled' => true, 'template' => null, 'subject' => null],
    ],
    'admins' => [
        'order_placed' => ['enabled' => true, 'template' => null, 'subject' => null],
    ],
],

    The admin_emails holds an array of email addresses to the administrators of the site.

    The mail setting configures various automated emails. For example, when an order is placed you may want to send an email both to the customer and to the administrators. You may define a custom template in the usual view path format (path.to.view). These views will have access to the $order variable. However, default templates are used as fallback. You may also define a specific subject if you'd like.

    Payment gateways

    'gateways' => [
    'stripe' => [
        'publishable_key' => env('STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY', ''),
        'api_key'         => env('STRIPE_SECRET_KEY', '')
    ]
]

    This setting holds the details about the payment gateways you wish to enable. We currently support Stripe out of the box.