Introduce a first-class PurchaseCompleted lifecycle event so host apps can run
fulfillment (grant access, send receipts, provision licences) without coupling
to the ProductAction table or to a concrete purchasable model. It fires when a
purchase is created already-COMPLETED and when one transitions into COMPLETED,
and is transition-guarded so it does not re-fire on unrelated saves of an
already-completed purchase.
Also generalise the built-in ProductAction fulfillment in ProductPurchase:
the actionable product is now resolved via config('shop.models.product') /
'...product_price' (instead of a hard instanceof the bundled Product), and
callActions() is only invoked when the resolved product exposes it — so apps
overriding the models, or using IsSimplePurchasable host models, complete
cleanly. Existing behaviour for the bundled Product is unchanged.
Adds 4 EventsWiredUpTest cases; full suite 1404 green. Docs + README updated.
PurchaseResourceTest::it_translates_e_commerce_columns_into_loan_vocabulary
relied on the real wall clock falling inside the fixture's loan window
(2026-05-14..2026-05-28); once that window passed, the loan resolved to
`overdue` and the test failed. Freeze the clock inside the window like its
sibling tests already do.
Update the README test/assertion badges and the Testing section to the current
suite size (1400 tests, 3755 assertions) after the subscription-checkout tests.
Renames the host-attached IsLoanableProduct trait to MayBeLoanableProduct
and mixes it directly into Product, matching the existing MayBePoolProduct
shape. Hosts opt in with a single DEFAULT_TYPE constant — no more manual
`use ...Trait` ceremony to forget:
class Book extends Product
{
public const DEFAULT_TYPE = ProductType::LOANABLE;
}
The boot hook reads DEFAULT_TYPE on the concrete class and only applies
the LOANABLE creating-defaults (type, status, is_visible, manage_stock)
when it matches; type-specific helpers (checkOutTo, total_quantity,
available_quantity) early-out via isLoanable() so they're harmless on
non-loanable products. checkOutTo now throws NotLoanableProductException
when called on the wrong type, mirroring NotPoolProductException.
Also fixes total_quantity for the loan lifecycle: previously summed every
INCREASE entry in product_stocks, which inflated the displayed total
after each loan cycle because returns fire increaseStock(). Now reports
physical inventory as availableStock + activeLoans.
README gains a Testing section that surfaces the current phpunit summary
line, plus passing and assertion-count badges linking to it.
Fabian @ Blax Software