In this example, two commissions are applied to a product, but only the commissions where the product price is greater than or equal to the specified min_amount
will be included. Commissions that don't meet this condition are ignored.
$product = Product::query()
->create([
'name' => 'Product 1',
'price' => 10000 // 10000 = 100.00$
]);
$commissionType = \Mkeremcansev\LaravelCommission\Models\CommissionType::query()
->create([
'name' => 'VAT + DEALER COMMISSION',
'description' => 'Commission with minimum amount restriction'
]);
$commissionType->commissionTypeModels()
->create([
'model_type' => Product::class,
'model_id' => null
]);
// Commission 1: Percentage commission (APPLIED, because price >= min_amount)
$commissionType->commissions()->create([
'rate' => 20.00,
'amount' => null,
'min_amount' => 5000, // Product price must be at least 50.00$
'type' => \Mkeremcansev\LaravelCommission\Enums\CommissionTypeEnum::PERCENTAGE,
'rounding' => \Mkeremcansev\LaravelCommission\Enums\CommissionRoundingEnum::UP,
'order' => 1
]);
// Commission 2: Fixed commission (NOT APPLIED, because price < min_amount)
$commissionType->commissions()->create([
'rate' => null,
'amount' => 10000, // 10000 = 100.00$
'min_amount' => 15000, // Product price must be at least 150.00$
'type' => \Mkeremcansev\LaravelCommission\Enums\CommissionTypeEnum::FIXED,
'rounding' => \Mkeremcansev\LaravelCommission\Enums\CommissionRoundingEnum::UP,
'order' => 2
]);
$product->calculate('price');
Calculation:
- The product price is 10000, which meets the
min_amount
condition for the first commission (5000), so it's applied. - The second commission is ignored because the product price is lower than the required
min_amount
of 15000.
Final Result:
Product Price (10000) + Percentage Commission (2000) = 12000