Version 3.x
Shipping
You can implement your own Shipping types to calculate your shipping costs.
Create a new shipping type
Use our command to create a gateway boilerplate.
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php please butik:shipping
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This will give you the following boilerplate.
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<?php
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namespace DummyNamespace;
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class DummyClass extends ShippingType
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{
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/**
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* Calculate the price as you need it. This example will return the price as defined
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* in your shipping rate. This is how "shipping by price" does get calculated.
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*/
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public function shippingCosts(): string
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{
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return $this->rate->price;
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/**
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* As an second example. This is how we do calculate the "price per item"
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*/
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// $price = $this->makeAmountSaveable($this->rate->price);
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// return $this->makeAmountHuman($price * $this->itemCount);
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}
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}
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More flexibility needed?
No Problem. Check out the ShippingType class to see what's happening under the hood.
Overwrite those methods from the ShippingType if needed.
One example
In case you want more control over your Shipping Type name, you can overwrite the existing method.
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class DummyClass extends ShippingType
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{
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protected function name(): string
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{
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return 'My new name';
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}
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public function shippingCosts(): string
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{
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// do your stuff
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}
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}
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Add it to the config
After creating your own shipping type, remember adding it to your config file.
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'shipping' => [
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// other types
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'new-shipping-type' => \YourNameSpace\NewShippingType::class,
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],
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