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# Plutu Laravel

Plutu Laravel is the official package that builds upon the Plutu PHP package to simplify the integration of Plutu services into Laravel applications.

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**To access detailed documentation and comprehensive information about Plutu Laravel, please refer to the** [**Plutu Laravel**](https://github.com/getplutu/plutu-laravel) **Github repository.**
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## Getting started

### Requirements

* PHP version 8.0 or higher
* Laravel version 9 or higher"

### Installation

You can install the Plutu Laravel package via Composer by running the following command:

```php
composer require plutu/plutu-laravel
```

### Publish Configuration

To publish the configuration file of Plutu Laravel package, run the following command:

```php
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="PlutuLaravel\Providers\PlutuServiceProvider"
```

This command will publish the `plutu.php` configuration file to the config directory of your application.

You can then configure the package by setting the following environment variables in your `.env` file:

```php
PLUTU_API_KEY=your_api_key
PLUTU_ACCESS_TOKEN=your_access_token
PLUTU_SECRET_KEY=your_secret_key
```

Make sure to replace your\_api\_key, your\_access\_token, and your\_secret\_key with your own API credentials provided by [Plutu](https://plutu.ly/) in your merchant account.

Alternatively, you can directly edit the config/plutu.php configuration file that was published to your application.

### Examples

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You can find examples in the package's main documentation here: [Plutu PHP](https://github.com/getplutu/plutu-php/blob/main/examples.md)
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