laravel-payhere

Configuration

The PayHere panel supports few configurations. you can use them depending on your requirement.

Authorizing access to the PayHere panel

To access the PayHere panel in non-local environment, add the PayHerePanelUser contract to your App\Models\User class:

use PayHere\Filament\Contracts\PayHerePanelUser;
 
class User extends Authenticatable implements PayHerePanelUser
{
    // ...
 
    public function canAccessPayHerePanel(Panel $panel): bool
    {
        return $this->email === 'admin@yourdomain.com';
    }
}

In this example, we check if the user's email matches admin@yourdomain.com. If it does, the request will be authorized, allowing access to the PayHere panel.

Change the default brand logo

To change the default brand logo in the PayHere panel, update the panel_brand_logo.light and panel_brand_logo.dark path in the payhere.php file:

return [
 
    // ...
 
    'panel_brand_logo' => [
        'light' => 'vendor/payhere/images/logo-light.svg',                  // [!code --]
        'dark' => 'vendor/payhere/images/logo-dark.svg',                    // [!code --]
        'light' => 'path/to/your/logo-light.svg',                           // [!code ++]
        'dark' => 'path/to/your/logo-dark.svg',                             // [!code ++]
    ],
 
    // ...
 
];

Disabling the PayHere panel access

You are free to disable the PayHere panel access by adding the following environment variable:

PAYHERE_PANEL_ACCESS_ENABLED=false

Disabling the PayHere panel login

If your application already uses an authentication method, you might want to disable the PayHere panel's login route by adding the following environment variable:

PAYHERE_PANEL_LOGIN=false