mochaka/laravel-erply

Laravel connector for Erply.com

Laravel-Erply

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Laravel-Erply is a simple package to interface with Erply.com's API. Read http://erply.com/api for documentation on the valid api calls and parameters., _(*2)

Requirements

1. PHP 5.4+
2. Laravel 4
3. Guzzle 3

Installation

Add the following to your composer.json and run composer upgrade:, _(*3)

"mochaka/laravel-erply": "*"

Add this line of code to the providers array located in your app/config/app.php file:, _(*4)

'Mochaka\Erply\ErplyServiceProvider',

You don't need to add anything to your aliases array since the package does it for you., _(*5)

You then need to publish the config file and fill it out with your erply credentials., _(*6)

php artisan config:publish mochaka/laravel-erply

Usage

Usage is simple, you just use the API calls from the erply website as the function and enter the parameters as the array., _(*7)

Example

As shown in the PHP examples of the API Here, the laravel-erply package makes it even simpler., _(*8)

$clientGroups = Erply::getClientGroups();

This call will give us the following result. A "responseStatus" tells whether the call succeeded or failed and "recordsTotal" tells how many records were returned., _(*9)

    Array
    (
        [status] => Array
            (
                [request] => getCustomerGroups
                [requestUnixTime] => 1370507041
                [responseStatus] => ok
                [errorCode] => 0
                [generationTime] => 0.0026431083679199
                [recordsTotal] => 3
                [recordsInResponse] => 3
            )

        [records] => Array
            (
                [0] => Array
                    (
                        [clientGroupID] => 17
                        [customerGroupID] => 17
                        [parentID] => 0
                        [name] => Loyal Customers
                        [pricelistID] => 0
                        [added] => 1283248838
                        [lastModified] => 1306833659
                    )

                [1] => Array
                    (
                        [clientGroupID] => 18
                        [customerGroupID] => 18
                        [parentID] => 0
                        [name] => One-time Customers
                        [pricelistID] => 0
                        [added] => 1283248848
                        [lastModified] => 1306833655
                    )

                [2] => Array
                    (
                        [clientGroupID] => 20
                        [customerGroupID] => 20
                        [parentID] => 0
                        [name] => Campaign sign-ups
                        [pricelistID] => 0
                        [added] => 1283248917
                        [lastModified] => 1306833695
                    )

            )

    )

The data would be accessed as a normal array:, _(*10)

php print $clientGroups['records'][0]['clientGroupID']; // 17, _(*11)