Issue saving card for customer - php

Question

I would like to store credit card information for a customer in our QuickBooks account
using the PHP Payments SDK - the following is what I am trying to achieve this but I get an invalid arguments error:
$client = new PaymentClient([
'access_token' => $accessTokenValue,
'environment' => "sandbox" ]);
$array = [
"number" => "4408041234567893",
"expMonth" => "12",
"expYear" => "2026",
"name" => "Test User",
"address" => [
"streetAddress" => "1245 Hana Rd",
"city" => "Richmond",
"region" => "VA",
"country" => "US",
"postalCode" => "44112"
],
"customerid" => "94"
];
$create = CardOperations::createCard($array);
$response = $client->charge($create);
I have not had any luck reaching out to support, any way this can be done, I appreciate the help.
Error received:
Uncaught TypeError: Argument 1 passed to
QuickBooksOnline\Payments\Operations\CardOperations::createCard() must
be an instance of QuickBooksOnline\Payments\Modules\Card, array given
UPDATE using recommended code:
Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function
QuickBooksOnline\Payments\Operations\CardOperations::createCard(), 1
passed

Answer 1

As per your error it seems the required Card data should be an instance of the class
QuickBooksOnline\Payments\Modules\Card
But you're passing array to it. As per the documentation could you please check this below code , hopefully it will work.
$client = new PaymentClient([
'access_token' => $accessTokenValue,
'environment' => "sandbox"
]);
$cardData = [
"number" => "4408041234567893",
"expMonth" => "12",
"expYear" => "2026",
"name" => "Test User",
"address" => [
"streetAddress" => "1245 Hana Rd",
"city" => "Richmond",
"region" => "VA",
"country" => "US",
"postalCode" => "44112"
],
"customerid" => "94"
];
$chargeData = [
"amount" => "10.55",
"currency" => "USD",
"card" => $cardData,
"context" => [
"mobile" => "false",
"isEcommerce" => "true"
]
];
$customerId = "94";
$charge = ChargeOperations::buildFrom($chargeData);
$chargeResponse = $client->charge($charge);
$clientId = rand();
$card = CardOperations::buildFrom($cardData);
$createCardresponse = $client->createCard($card, $clientId, rand() . "abd");
//or alternatively $createCardresponse = $client->createCard($card, $customerId, rand() . "abd");