andreiashu/expedia-php-api

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Expedia-PHP-API

PHP Wrapper for Expedia API, _(*1)

Official API documentation can be found here: http://developer.ean.com/docs/, _(*2)

For usage examples please take a look at source code of example.php file., _(*3)

Methods

• __construct( $cid, $key ) - constructs expedia api instance based on client id and api key
• getHotelList - get hotels list ( doc: http://developer.ean.com/docs/hotel-list/ )
• getHotelInfo - retrieve single hotel details ( doc: http://developer.ean.com/docs/hotel-info/ )
• getAvailableRooms - retrieve available rooms for given hotel ( doc: http://developer.ean.com/docs/room-avail/ )
• getPaymentOptions - retrieve supported payment methods ( doc: http://developer.ean.com/docs/payment-types/ )
• set_method - set method to call api (GET or POST)
• set_protocol - set prefix for api url ('http://' or 'https://book.')
• set_minor_rev - set minimal api version
• set_locale - set preferred locale which will be used to return results
• set_currency_code - set currency for results (can be USD, AUD, RUR etc..)
• set_customer_session_id - set unique customer session, required by api
• set_customer_ip_address - set customer ip address
• set_customer_user_agent - set customer user agent
• set_sig - if you're using signature authentication, then set this
• * - if you want to use an api method which is not implemented in this wrapper - then simply call it by name and it will be translated to api method call. Example: lets assume that we want to call method rules (http://developer.ean.com/docs/rate-rules/). Then we need to check method name in documentation. We go to documentation page and look for method REST URL and get last part (after v3/) from it. In our case it is rules. Then we simply call it like: $hotelRules = $this->rules(array('hotelId' => 123, ...));.