A flexible and modern shopping cart package.
- PHP >=5.3.0
Add this package as a dependency in your composer.json
.
{
"require": {
"mike182uk/cart": "~2.0"
}
}
To create a new cart instance you must pass an id and a storage implementation to the cart constructor:
use Cart;
use Cart\Storage\SessionStore;
$id = 'cart-01';
$cartSessionStore = new SessionStore();
$cart = new Cart($id, $cartSessionStore);
The storage implementation must implement Cart\Storage\Store
.
The id is used for saving / restoring cart state via the storage implementation.
Use the add
method to add an item to the cart. A valid Cart\CartItem
must be passed to this method.
use Cart\CartItem;
$item = new CartItem;
$item->name = 'Macbook Pro';
$item->sku = 'MBP8GB';
$item->price = 1200;
$item->tax = 200;
$cart->add($item);
If the item already exists in the cart, the quantity of the existing item will be updated to include the quantity of the item being added.
Remove an item from the cart by passing the item id to the remove
method.
$cart->remove('e4df90d236966195b49b0f01f5ce360a356bc76b');
To update a propery of an item in the cart use the update
method. You will need to pass the cart item id, the name of the property to update and the new value. This method will return the item id (in case it has changed due to the update).
$newId = $cart->update('e4df90d236966195b49b0f01f5ce360a356bc76b', 'price', 959.99);
If you try and update an item that does not exist in the cart a InvalidArgumentException
will be thrown.
Retrieve an item from the cart by its id use the get
method. If the item does not exist null
is returned.
$item = $cart->get('e4df90d236966195b49b0f01f5ce360a356bc76b');
if ($item) {
// ...
}
Retrieve all items in the cart using the all
method. This will return an array of all the items in the cart.
$cartItems = $cart->all();
if (count($cartItems) > 0) {
foreach ($cartItems as $item) {
// ...
}
}
Determine if an item exists in the cart using the has
method. Returns true
or false
.
if ($cart->has('e4df90d236966195b49b0f01f5ce360a356bc76b')) {
// ...
}
Clear the cart using the clear
method.
$cart->clear();
This will also clear the saved state for this cart in the store.
Save the cart using the save
method.
$cart->save();
This will save the current cart items and cart id to the store.
Restore the cart using the restore
method.
$cart->restore();
This will add any stored cart items back to the cart and set the cart id. If there is a problem restoring the cart a Cart\CartRestoreException
will be thrown. This will only happen if:
- the saved data is unserializable
- the unserialized data is invalid (not an array)
- the cart id is not present in the unserialized data
- the cart items are not present in the unserialized data
- the cart id is invalid (not a string)
- the cart items are invalid (not an array)
Get the total number of unique items in the cart.
$cart->totalUniqueItems();
Get the total number of items in the cart.
$cart->totalItems();
Get the total price of all the cart items including tax.
$cart->total();
You can get the total excluding tax by using the totalExcludingTax
method.
$cart->totalExcludingTax();
Get the total tax of all the cart items.
$cart->tax();
Export the cart to an array.
$cartData = $cart->toArray();
Array will be structured like:
array(
'id' => 'cart-01', // cart id
'items' => array(
// cart items as array
)
)
Get the id of the cart.
$cart->getId();
Get the cart storage implementation.
$cart->getStore();
use Cart\CartItem;
$item = new CartItem;
$item->name = 'Macbook Pro';
$item->sku = 'MBP8GB';
$item->price = 1200;
$item->tax = 200;
$item->options = array(
'ram' => '8 GB',
'ssd' => '256 GB'
);
Cart\CartItem
implements ArrayAccess
so properties can be assigned to the cart item as if accessing an array:
$item = new CartItem;
$item['name'] = 'Macbook Pro';
$item['sku'] = 'MBP8GB';
$item['price'] = 1200;
$item['tax'] = 200;
$item['options'] = array(
'ram' => '8 GB',
'ssd' => '256 GB'
);
An array of data can also be passed to the cart item constructor to set the cart item properties:
$itemData = array(
'name' => 'Macbook Pro';
'sku' => 'MBP8GB';
'price' => 1200;
'tax' => 200;
'options' => array(
'ram' => '8 GB',
'ssd' => '256 GB'
)
);
$item = new CartItem($itemData);
If no quantity is passed to the cart item constructor, the quantity is set to 1
by default.
If no price is passed to the cart item constructor, the price is set to 0.00
by default.
If no tax is passed to the cart item constructor, the tax is set to 0.00
by default.
Each cart has a unique ID. This ID is generated using the properties set on the cart item. You can get the cart item ID using the method getId
or by accessing the property id
.
$id = $item->getId();
$id = $item->id;
$id = $item['id'];
Changing a property on the cart item will change its ID.
Get a piece of data set on the cart item.
$name = $item->get('name');
This is the same as doing:
$name = $item['name'];
$name = $item->name;
Set a piece of data on the cart item.
$item->set('name', 'Macbook Pro');
This is the same as doing:
$item['name'] = 'Macbook Pro';
$item->name = 'Macbook Pro';
If you are setting the item quantity, the value must be an integer otherwise an InvalidArgumentException
is thrown.
$item->quantity = 1; // ok
$item->quantity = '1' // will throw exception
If you are setting the item price or tax, the value must be numeric otherwise an InvalidArgumentException
is thrown.
$item->price = 10.00; // ok
$item->price = '10' // ok
$item->price = 'ten' // will throw exception
Get the total price of the cart item including tax ((item price + item tax) * quantity)
.
$item->getTotalPrice();
You can also get the total price excluding tax (item price * quantity)
using the getTotalPriceExcludingTax
method.
$item->getTotalPriceExcludingTax();
Get the single price of the cart item including tax (item price + item tax)
$item->getSinglePrice();
You can also get the single price excluding tax by using the getSinglePriceExcludingTax
method.
$item->getSinglePriceExcludingTax();
Get the total tax of the cart item (item tax * quantity)
.
$item->getTotalTax();
Get the single tax value of the cart item.
$item->getSingleTax();
Export the item to an array.
$itemArr = $item->toArray();
Array will be structured like:
array(
'id' => 'e4df90d236966195b49b0f01f5ce360a356bc76b', // cart item unique id
'data' => array(
'name' => 'Macbook Pro',
'sku' => 'MBP8GB',
'price' => 1200,
// ... other cart item properties
)
)
A cart storage implementation must implement Cart\Storage\Store
.
This package provides 2 basic storage implementations: Cart\Storage\SessionStore
and Cart\Storage\CookieStore
.
When the save
method of the cart is called, the cart id and serialized cart data is passed to the put
method of the storage implementation.
When the restore
method of the cart is called, the cart id is passed to the get
method of the storage implementation.
When the clear
method of the cart is called, the cart id is passed to the flush
method of the storage implementation.
An example session storage implementation may look like:
use Cart\Store;
class SessionStore implements Store
{
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function get($cartId)
{
return isset($_SESSION[$cartId]) ? $_SESSION[$cartId] : serialize(array());
}
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function put($cartId, $data)
{
$_SESSION[$cartId] = $data;
}
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function flush($cartId)
{
unset($_SESSION[$cartId]);
}
}