Symfony Stripe Refunds

[rclogerix]

Hi all,

Would you be able to advise please? I have a Symfony application which is able to take payments, but now I am trying to set up refunds and I am struggling.

These are my packages:

    "payum/offline": "^1.7",
    "payum/paypal-express-checkout-nvp": "^1.7",
    "payum/payum-bundle": "^2.6",
    "payum/stripe": "^1.7",

Whats the best approach to initiate a refund?

I see the refund request class is empty:

I have a function which needs to do this:

but whenever I call Refund() its always complaining.

Do you guys have any working config that you could share please? I am new to Symfony, so code samples would be appreciated please.

[Prometee]

Hi @rclogerix !

Do you use payum/stripe or flux-se/payum-stripe?
If you use the first one then ask on payum/payum repository.

If you are using the second one here is an example on how to make a refund: https://github.com/FLUX-SE/SyliusPayumStripePlugin/blob/master/src/CommandHandler/RefundPaymentHandler.php

[rclogerix]

Hi @Prometee ,

thanks for your help, originally to take payments I use payum/stripe but I had no luck to get it working to process a refund on stripe. So I am now trying flux-se/payum-stripe.

would flux-se work ok in combination with payum/stripe?

I’m very new to Symfony so I appreciate any advice/info.

when a refund is initiated, will flux-se update the payments record in the db as refunded? What is the best approach?

thank you

[Prometee]

This Payum library is used in a Sylius plugin (e-commerce Framework based on Symfony), refund is handle by this plugin and I pasted you the link to the service handling the refund.

About your second question:

when a refund is initiated, will flux-se update the payments record in the db as refunded? What is the best approach?

It doesn't depends exclusively on flux-se/payum-stripe but more on how Payum is integrated inside your Symfony project.
This library handle the refund fully and it's working great for years now.

Have a look to the link I sent you, all you need is inside this service.

[rclogerix]

Hi @Prometee

Just to summarise, so I can use flux-se/sylius-payum-stripe-plugin even though my Symfony is not using Sylius?

Also would you say its ok to carry on using "payum/stripe": "^1.7" for payments and only use https://github.com/FLUX-SE/SyliusPayumStripePlugin/blob/master/src/CommandHandler/RefundPaymentHandler.php for refunds? (I don't want to break any current functionality as I am pretty new to Symfony)

Is there any documentation how to initiate a refund using https://github.com/FLUX-SE/SyliusPayumStripePlugin/blob/master/src/CommandHandler/RefundPaymentHandler.php ?

As I do here with custom refund amounts and notes:

thanks

[Prometee]

1. No, Sylius plugins are only usable with Sylius because they requires sylius/sylius package.
2. payum/stripe is using legacy Stripe charge, it maybe still work but you won't get the last updates available on the Stripe API, then from my point of view: stop using payum/stripe. Also do not mix both payum/stripe and flux-se/payum-stripe they are 2 different librairies with different Payum Gateway Factories.
3. No documentation are available only the code can be read here for a full refund, if you need to set a custom amount simply do this:

use FluxSE\PayumStripe\Request\Api\Resource\CreateRefund;
use Stripe\Refund as StripeRefund;

$gateway = $this->get('payum')->getGateway($order->getPaymentGateway()->getGatewayName());
// Here I guess how it's done in your project
$id = $order->getPayments()->last()->getDetails()['id'];

// https://docs.stripe.com/api/refunds/create
$refundRequest = new CreateRefund([
    'payment_intent' => $id,
    'amount' => $refundAmount * 100,
]);
$gateway->execute($refundRequest);

/** @var StripeRefund $refund */
$refund = $refundRequest->getApiResource();