A Laravel wrapper for the Onfido PHP API Client.
Install using composer:
composer require worksome/laravel-onfido
Publish the configuration file with the following command:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider "Worksome\Onfido\OnfidoServiceProvider"
Remember to add your Onfido API key to your .env
file.
ONFIDO_API_KEY=api_sandbox.ABC...
I would always encourage anyone to use the official PHP package as reference, and this is simply a Laravel wrapper. However, I will provide an example on how to create an applicant.
Remember to import the Onfido facade, by adding use Worksome\Onfido\Facades\Onfido;
at the top of your file.
To create an applicant and send a check:
use Onfido\Model\ApplicantBuilder;
use Onfido\Model\CheckBuilder;
use Worksome\Onfido\Facades\Onfido;
$applicant = Onfido::createApplicant(new ApplicantBuilder([
'first_name' => 'John',
'last_name' => 'Doe',
'email' => '[email protected]',
]));
$onfidoCheck = Onfido::createCheck(new CheckBuilder([
'applicant_id' => $applicant['id'],
'report_names' => ['right_to_work'],
'applicant_provides_data' => true,
]));
The above is all that is required to create an applicant and send the applicant a right to work check via Onfido.
You can then consult the results of the applicant or check:
/** @var \Onfido\Model\ApplicantResponse $applicant */
$applicant->getId();
/** @var \Onfido\Model\CheckResponse $onfidoCheck */
$onfidoCheck->getId();
// The responses can also be accessed as an arrayable.
$applicant['id'];
$onfidoCheck['id'];
$onfidoCheck['status'];
$onfidoCheck['form_uri'];
To see all possible return data check the official PHP package documentation.