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Mirakl Connector configuration

Define your integration variables.

Before installing the connector, prepare a file with the variables below.

We provide a configuration file sample in our repository that you can copy and rename to .env.

General settings

Parameter	Description
APP_SECRET	To be generated. Commonly used to add more entropy to security related operations. Learn more on the Symfony documentation.
OPERATOR_PASSWORD	To be generated. Used to secure requests to the API exposed by the connector. Set the `X-AUTH-TOKEN` header to this value when calling the API.
DATABASE_URL	The connection URL to your database. Learn more on the Doctrine documentation. For example, `pgsql://symfony:symfony@db:5432/symfony?charset=UTF-8`.
MESSENGER_TRANSPORT_DSN	The transport used for the queuing system. See the Symfony Messenger documentation for supported transports. For example, `amqp://guest:guest@localhost:5672/%2f/messages`. Defaults to `doctrine://default`.
STRIPE_CLIENT_SECRET	Your Stripe API secret key available in your API keys settings. We recommend creating a specific API key for the connector. Restricted keys are not supported.
MIRAKL_HOST_NAME	Host name of your Mirakl Instance. For example, `https://mymarketplace.mirakl.net`.
MIRAKL_API_KEY	The Mirakl operator key. Can be generated as a Mirakl operator in your API settings. We recommend creating a specific operator for the connector.

Onboarding

Parameter	Description
REDIRECT_ONBOARDING	The connector redirects the seller to this URL after completing their account creation on Stripe. Defaults to `$MIRAKL_HOST_NAME/mmp/shop/account/shop`.
BASE_HOST	The domain of the server hosting your connector. For example, `stripe-mirakl.example.com`.
SCHEME	The scheme used by your base host. Defaults to `https`.
STRIPE_SELLERS_WEBHOOK_SECRET	Your Stripe webhook secret available in your Connect webhook settings when adding the endpoint, see below.
MIRAKL_CUSTOM_FIELD_CODE	Code of the custom field that you have to add, see below. Defaults to `stripe-url`.

Add a Stripe webhook endpoint for connected accounts

Go to your webhook settings.
Add a webhook endpoint.
Set the URL to <BASE_HOST>/api/public/webhook/sellers.
Select Listen to events on Connected accounts.
Add account.updated in the Events to send:
Click Add endpoint.
Use the webhook secret for the STRIPE_SELLERS_WEBHOOK_SECRET environment variable.

Add a custom field to your Mirakl shops

Log in to your Mirakl back office as an Operator.
Visit Settings > Advanced Parameters > Shops.
Go to the Custom Fields tab.
Use the following values to create a new field:

Parameter	Description
Code	Use `stripe-url` unless you chose a different key in your environment file.
Type	`Link`
Shops permissions	`Read only`
Required field	`No`

Payments

Parameter	Description
PAYMENT_METADATA_COMMERCIAL_ORDER_ID	Metadata key used in Charges to convey the Mirakl commercial order ID. Defaults to `mirakl_commercial_order_id`.
ENABLE_PRODUCT_PAYMENT_SPLIT	Enable the payment split workflow for product orders. Defaults to `false`.
ENABLE_SERVICE_PAYMENT_SPLIT	Enable the payment split workflow for service orders. Defaults to `false`.
ENABLE_PRODUCT_PAYMENT_REFUND	Enable the payment refund workflow for product orders. Defaults to `false`.
ENABLE_SERVICE_PAYMENT_REFUND	Enable the payment refund workflow for service orders. Defaults to `false`.
STRIPE_OPERATOR_WEBHOOK_SECRET	Your Stripe webhook secret available in your account webhook settings when adding the endpoint, see below.

Add a Stripe webhook endpoint for your account

Go to your webhook settings.
Add a webhook endpoint for your account.
Set the URL to <BASE_HOST>/api/public/webhook/operator.
Add the following in the Events to send: charge.succeeded, charge.updated.
Click Add endpoint.
Use the webhook secret for the STRIPE_OPERATOR_WEBHOOK_SECRET environment variable.

Notifications and alerting

Parameter	Description
MAILER_DSN	The entire Symfony Mailer configuration using a DSN-like URL format. Learn more on the Symfony documentation. For example, `smtp://user:pass@host:port`. Defaults to `smtp://null` (mailer disabled).
TECHNICAL_ALERT_EMAIL	The recipicient of all technical alerts. For example, `myemail@example.com`. Defaults to empty. Required if mailer is enabled per `MAILER_DSN`.
TECHNICAL_ALERT_EMAIL_FROM	The sender of all technical emails. Defaults to empty, required if mailer is configured. For example, `noreply@example.com`.
OPERATOR_NOTIFICATION_URL	The endpoint on your server set to receive notifications from the connector. Defaults to empty (notifications disabled).
MAIL_ON_NOTIFICATION_ENDPOINT_DOWN	Enable email alerts if a URL is provided in `OPERATOR_NOTIFICATION_URL` and that URL is not available or responds with an error. Defaults to `true`.
MAIL_ON_NOTIFICATION_ENDPOINT_DOWN_COOLDOWN	Time between each email alert. Use `0` to disable throttling. The maximum value depends on the notification worker maximum life, that is, `3600` by default. Defaults to `10`.

See also

Integration steps.