Eloquent customers.

The HasPayrexCustomer concern ties any Eloquent model to one PayRex customer. It is commonly added to User, but the package does not require a particular model.

Publish the migration

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="payrex-migrations"

The migration adds a nullable payrex_customer_id column to users by default. Review the table and column before running it:

php artisan migrate

Add the concern

namespace App\Models;

use ByRcsc\LaravelPayrex\Concerns\HasPayrexCustomer;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\User as Authenticatable;

final class User extends Authenticatable
{
    use HasPayrexCustomer;
}

By default, the concern reads name and email, stores the ID in payrex_customer_id, and creates customers in Currency::PHP.

Create and retrieve a customer

$customer = $user->createAsPayrexCustomer();

$user->payrexCustomerId();
$user->hasPayrexCustomerId();
$user->asPayrexCustomer();

createAsPayrexCustomer() saves the returned cus_... ID on the model. It throws CustomerAlreadyCreatedException instead of creating a second remote customer and orphaning the first.

Use the create-or-read helper when either state is valid:

$customer = $user->createOrGetPayrexCustomer();

Update and delete

Push the model's current name and email to PayRex:

$customer = $user->updatePayrexCustomer();

Delete the remote customer and clear the local ID:

$deleted = $user->deleteAsPayrexCustomer();

Methods that require an ID throw CustomerNotCreatedException when the model has not been registered yet.

Read saved payment methods

$methods = $user->payrexPaymentMethods(limit: 25);

This returns the same Listing<PaymentMethod> as customers()->listPaymentMethods().

Override model conventions

Every naming decision is a method so models with a different schema can override only what changes:

use ByRcsc\LaravelPayrex\Enums\Currency;

final class Merchant extends Model
{
    use HasPayrexCustomer;

    public function payrexCustomerIdColumn(): string
    {
        return 'gateway_customer_id';
    }

    public function payrexCustomerName(): string
    {
        return (string) $this->legal_name;
    }

    public function payrexCustomerEmail(): string
    {
        return (string) $this->billing_email;
    }

    public function payrexCustomerCurrency(): Currency
    {
        return Currency::PHP;
    }
}

If you override the ID column, update the published migration to match.

Pass additional fields

The create and update helpers accept options merged over their derived name, email, and currency:

$customer = $user->createAsPayrexCustomer([
    'billing_details' => [
        'phone' => $user->phone,
    ],
    'metadata' => [
        'user_id' => (string) $user->getKey(),
    ],
]);

Options also let you override a derived field, so use them deliberately.

Concurrency

The concern prevents a second customer only after the model has an ID. If two workers call createAsPayrexCustomer() concurrently, both can observe an empty column before either saves. Serialize customer creation for the same model with an application lock or database-level workflow when concurrent calls are possible.