Currently Using: Laravel 5.5
"tucker-eric/docusign-rest-client": "^1.0",
"tucker-eric/laravel-docusign": "^0.1.1"
Intention is to generate a URL so all customers / agents sign on the spot
Here is what I have so far
I first create the client
$client = new DocuSign\Rest\Client([
'username' => env('DOCUSIGN_USERNAME'),
'password' => env('DOCUSIGN_PASSWORD'),
'integrator_key' => env('DOCUSIGN_INTEGRATOR_KEY'),
'host' => env('DOCUSIGN_HOST')
]);
For each signer I assign their name and email
$templateRole1 = $client->templateRole([
'email' => 'abc@gmail.com',
'name' => 'abc',
'role_name' => 'Agent'
]);
$templateRole2 = $client->templateRole([
'email' => 'abc123@gmail.com',
'name' => 'abc',
'role_name' => 'Purchaser 1'
]);
$templateRole3 = $client->templateRole([
'email' => 'abc124@gmail.com',
'name' => 'abc124',
'role_name' => 'Purchaser 2'
]);
$templateRole4 = $client->templateRole([
'email' => 'abc125@gmail.com',
'name' => 'abc125',
'role_name' => 'Seller'
]);
I create the envelope (not sure why it sends it, I dont want it sent yet
$envelopeDefinition = $client->envelopeDefinition([
'status' => 'sent',
'email_subject' => '[DocuSign PHP SDK] - Signature Request Sample',
'template_id' => '***abc-123-',
'template_roles' => [
$templateRole1,
$templateRole2,
$templateRole3,
$templateRole4,
],
]);
Envelope options just because even tho I don't have any
$envelopeOptions = $client->envelopes->createEnvelopeOptions([]);
Creates the final envelope
$envelopeSummary = $client->envelopes->createEnvelope($envelopeDefinition, $envelopeOptions);
Prepare the embedding so I can extract the URL
$envelopeApi = $client->envelopes;
$recipient_view_request = new \DocuSign\eSign\Model\RecipientViewRequest();
$recipient_view_request->setReturnUrl('https://www.example.net/callback/docusign');
$recipient_view_request->setClientUserId((string) $client->getAccountId());
$recipient_view_request->setAuthenticationMethod("None");
try {
$signingView = $envelopeApi->createRecipientView($client->getAccountId(), $envelopeSummary->getEnvelopeId(), $recipient_view_request);
} catch (DocuSign\eSign\ApiException $e){
echo "Error connecting Docusign : " . $e->getResponseBody()->errorCode . " " . $e->getResponseBody()->message;
}
Which returns:
object(DocuSign\eSign\Model\ErrorDetails)#419 (1) { ["container":protected]=> array(2) { ["error_code"]=> string(20) "INVALID_REQUEST_BODY" ["message"]=> string(94) "The request body is missing or improperly formatted. Input string was not in a correct format." } } Error connecting Docusign : INVALID_REQUEST_BODY The request body is missing or improperly formatted. Input string was not in a correct format.done
My question is what I'm doing wrong to get this error returned, and why is it sending the email to the people signing as I didn't explicitly tell it
Thanks
I'm not familiar with the DocuSign Laravel facades by Eric Tucker. If you need to add attributes beyond what Eric's facades provide then you'll need to fork that project to add support for the additional attributes.
You have a server-resident template. You want to use it to provide an embedded signing ceremony in your Laravel app for the signers.
For a signer recipient to be marked as an embedded signer, set the client_user_id attribute to the signer object. For example:
$templateRole1 = $client->templateRole([
'email' => 'abc@gmail.com',
'name' => 'abc',
'role_name' => 'Agent',
'client_user_id' => '1000'
]);
Note that the client_user_id should uniquely identify this signer as a user within your application.
Setting the client_user_id will suppress the email notification to the signer.
You want sent status, which enables recipients to sign via the embedded signing ceremony you'll be next creating.
Normally, you don't supply an EnvelopeOptions when creating an envelope with the PHP SDK. However, Eric Tucker could be combining calls or something. You'll need to check his code.
Here is a standard PHP call to send an envelope:
$config = new \DocuSign\eSign\Configuration();
$config->setHost($args['base_path']);
$config->addDefaultHeader('Authorization', 'Bearer ' . $args['ds_access_token']);
$api_client = new \DocuSign\eSign\ApiClient($config);
$envelope_api = new \DocuSign\eSign\Api\EnvelopesApi($api_client);
$results = $envelope_api->createEnvelope($args['account_id'], $envelope_definition);
$envelope_id = $results->getEnvelopeId();
Normal PHP way to do this is to call the createRecipientView method. You need to provide the signer's name, email, and client_user_id from the create envelope step, along with the authentication method your app is using to identify the signer. And, of course, the envelope id too.
Example:
# Create the Recipient View request object
$authentication_method = 'None'; # How is this application authenticating
# the signer? See the `authenticationMethod' definition
# https://developers.docusign.com/esign-rest-api/reference/Envelopes/EnvelopeViews/createRecipient
$recipient_view_request = new \DocuSign\eSign\Model\RecipientViewRequest([
'authentication_method' => $authentication_method,
'client_user_id' => $envelope_args['signer_client_id'],
'recipient_id' => '1',
'return_url' => $envelope_args['ds_return_url'],
'user_name' => $envelope_args['signer_name'],
'email' => $envelope_args['signer_email']
]);
# 4. Obtain the recipient_view_url for the signing ceremony
# Exceptions will be caught by the calling function
$results = $envelope_api->createRecipientView($args['account_id'], $envelope_id,
$recipient_view_request);
$redirect_url = $results['url'];