Emma
Emma is a PHP class for interaction with the Emma API., (*1)
Copyright (c) 2012-2015 Mark Roland.
Written by Mark Roland
Released under the MIT license.
This PHP class may be distributed and used for free. The author makes
no guarantee for this software and offers no support., (*2)
Build status: 
, (*3)
Installation
composer require markroland/emma ^3.0
Usage
To get started, initialize the Emma class as follows:, (*4)
use MarkRoland\Emma\Client;
$emma = new Client(<account_id>, <public_key>, <private_key>);
For example,, (*5)
use MarkRoland\Emma\Client;
$emma = new Client('1234','Drivorj7QueckLeuk','WoghtepheecijnibV');
The tests folder in this package contains some test scripts that can
be run to see how Emma Client class may be used., (*6)
Also look in the examples folder for code examples for:
- fields
- groups
- mailing
- members
- response
- searches
- triggers
- webhooks, (*7)
In order to understand how to use this script, please make sure you
have a good understanding of the Emma API:, (*8)
http://api.myemma.com/, (*9)
Build
Build using Phing
phing
phing phpdoc
phing phpcs
PHPUnit
phpunit --bootstrap tests/bootstrap.php tests
Code Coverage
phpunit --coverage-html ./report ./tests
PHP Documentation
PHP Documentation is compiled using phpDocumentor, which is assumed
to be installed globally on the server. It uses phpdoc.dist.xml for runtime configuration., (*10)
phpdoc
Code Sniff
phpcs -n --report-width=100 ./src/Emma.php
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