fundacion-ciudad-del-saber/ivvy-sdk-php

A PHP 7.1 compatible, PSR-4 and PSR-2 compliant SDK to work with iVvy's API 1.0

ivvy-sdk-php

A PSR-4 compilant SDK to work with iVvy's API 1.0, _(*1)

Installation

Install through composer., _(*2)

$ composer require fundacion-ciudad-del-saber/ivvy-sdk-php:^0.1

How to use?

This package exposes 2 high level APIs through the classes Ivvy and JobFactory. It is important that you understand this, as this package is designed for you to work mainly these 2 classes and the entities inside the Fcds\Ivvy\Model namespace., _(*3)

The Ivvy class is your client class to communicate with iVvy. It exposes endpoints that directly map to a namespace's action (as per iVvys API 1.0 docs)., _(*4)

$ivvy = (new Fcds\Ivvy\IvvyFactory)->newInstance($apiKey, $apiSecret);

$companies = $ivvy->getCompanyList();

The JobFactory class is a special class that is supposed to work with iVvy's asynchronous job queue on the batch namespace, specifically with the run action. It basically abstracts the creation of jobs to be sent. By the release 0.1.0, there is no factory or "easy" way to instantiate this class, so we just pass all the concrete dependencies., _(*5)

$jobFactory = new Fcds\Ivvy\JobFactory(
    new Fcds\Ivvy\Model\Validator\AddCompanyValidator,
    new Fcds\Ivvy\Model\Validator\UpdateCompanyValidator,
    new Fcds\Ivvy\Model\Validator\AddContactValidator,
    new Fcds\Ivvy\Model\Validator\UpdateContactValidator
);

$companyToBeAdded = new Fcds\Ivvy\Model\Company([ ... ]);
$companyToBeUpdated = new Fcds\Ivvy\Model\Company([ ... ]);

$addJob = $jobFactory->newAddCompanyJob($companyToBeAdded);
$updateJob = $jobFactory->newUpdateCompanyJob($companyToBeUpdated);

$asyncId = $ivvy->run([$addJob, $updateJob]);

In the particular case of jobs that are for adding or updating entities, JobFactory will call the validation methods on those entities, passing the corresponding specification. In simple words, it will throw a BusinessRuleException whenever you're trying to create a job using an entity that doesn't holds the appropriate values for said job. (I.E: you try to update a company, but the company object has no ID set)., _(*6)

try {
    $companyWithInvalidValues = new Fcds\Ivvy\Model\Company([ ... ]);

    $jobFactory->newAddCompanyJob($companyWithInvalidValues);
} catch (Fcds\Ivvy\Model\BusinessRuleException $e) {
    error_log($e->getMessage()); // An exception will be thrown here
}

Testing

Run test suite

$ vendor/bin/phpunit

Run test suit with coverage

$ vendor/bin/phpunit --testdox --coverage-text

Run linting

$ vendor/bin/phpcs

Fix Linting

$ vendor/bin/phpcbf