/**
* @param $mert_id
* @param Request $request
*
* Handle Gateway Response
*
* @return mixed
*/
private function handleTransactionResponse($mert_id, Request $request)
{
$data = $request->all();
$origin = $request->header('origin');
switch ($origin) {
case str_contains($origin, 'gtbank'):
$result = GTPay::receiveTransactionResponse($data, $mert_id);
break;
case str_contains($origin, 'voguepay'):
$result = VoguePay::receiveTransactionResponse($data, $mert_id);
break;
case str_contains($origin, 'simplepay'):
$result = SimplePay::receiveTransactionResponse($data, $mert_id);
break;
case str_contains($origin, 'cashenvoy'):
$result = CashEnvoy::receiveTransactionResponse($data, $mert_id);
break;
case str_contains($origin, 'webpay'):
$result = WebPay::receiveTransactionResponse($data, $mert_id);
break;
default:
$result = $this->paymentGateway->receiveTransactionResponse($data, $mert_id);
break;
}
/*********************************
* $result contains all information regarding the transaction, This would be a perfect
* place to leverage Events to Do Whatever eg. Send an Invoice, Notify admin of
* failed transactions, confirm if total is the same so you can rest easy etc.
* You could do your normal Procedural Approach As Well, If You are not so comfortable with
* Events. To Use The Events, Uncomment the Call, create the method and write your implementation
*********************************/
// $this->handleNextStepsUsingEvents($result);
return $result;
}
