{
    "require": {
        "jvandemo/ogone": "2.0.*"
    }
}

use Jvandemo\Ogone\Form;

// Define form options
// See Ogone_Form for list of supported options
$options = array(
    'sha1InPassPhrase' => 'your_sha1_in_password',
    'formAction'       => Form::OGONE_TEST_URL,
);

// Define form parameters (see Ogone documentation for list)
// Default parameter values can be set in Ogone_Form if required
$params = array(
    'PSPID' => 'your_ogone_pspid',
    'orderID' => 'your_order_id',
    'amount' => 100,
    'currency' => 'EUR',
    'language' => 'en',
    'CN' => 'name of your client',
    'EMAIL' => 'email of your client',
    'accepturl' => 'where_to_go_if_accepted.html',
    'declineurl' => 'where_to_go_if_declined.html',
    'exceptionurl' => 'where_to_go_if_exception_occurs.html',
    'cancelurl' => 'where_to_go_if_cancelled.html',
);

// Instantiate form
$form = new Form($options, $params);

// You can also add parameters after instantiation
// with the addParam() method
$form->addParam('CN', 'Jurgen Van de Moere')
     ->addParam('EMAIL', '[email protected]')
     ->addParam('language', 'en');

// Automatically generate HTML form with all params and SHA1Sign
echo $form->render();

use Jvandemo\Ogone\Response;

// Define response options
// See Ogone_Response for list of supported options
$options = array(
    'sha1OutPassPhrase' => 'your_sha1_out_password'
);

// Define array of values returned by Ogone
// Parameters are validated and filtered automatically
// so it is safe to specify a superglobal variable
// like $_POST or $_GET if you don't want to
// specify all parameters manually
$params = $_POST;

// Instantiate response
$response = new Response($options, $params);

// Check if response by Ogone is valid
// The SHA1Sign is calculated automatically and
// verified with the SHA1Sign provided by Ogone
if(! $response->isValid()) {
    // Reponse is not valid so handle accordingly
    exit('The response is not valid');
}

// Use the dump() method to dump the whole response
// if you need to investigate the response when debugging
$response->dump();

// Use the getParam() method to retrieve
// parameters returned by Ogone
$creditCard = $response->getParam('CreditCard');
$amount = $response->getParam('amount');

// Handle further processing of your website
// such as saving payment details to database
// or sending confirmation email to client

// ...

return array(
    'jvandemo_ogone' => array(
        'pspid' => 'your_ogone_pspid',
        'sha1_in_pass_phrase' => 'your_sha1_in_password',
        'sha1_out_pass_phrase' => 'your_sha1_out_password'
    )
);

grunt