Laravel 5 Genderize.io API Client

, _(*1)

A simple Laravel 5 client for the Genderize.io API. It provides a fluent interface for easy request building., _(*2)

WARNING: This library is deprecated. Please use https://github.com/pixelpeter/laravel-genderize-api-client instead.

Version overview

Laravel	php	use branch
5.8	7.1, 7.2, 7.3	master
5.7	7.1, 7.2, 7.3	2.0.x
5.6	7.1, 7.2, 7.3	2.0.x
5.5	7.0, 7.1, 7.2	1.1.x/2.0.x

Installation

Step 1: Install Through Composer

``` bash composer require pixelpeter/laravel5-genderize-api-client, _(*3)


### Step 2: Add the Service Provider (not needed with v2.x because of auto discovery)
Add the service provider in `app/config/app.php`
```php
'provider' => [
    ...
    Pixelpeter\Genderize\GenderizeServiceProvider::class,
    ...
];

Step 3: Add the Facade

Add the alias in app/config/app.php, _(*4)

'aliases' => [
    ...
    'Genderize' => Pixelpeter\Genderize\Facades\Genderize::class,
    ...
];

Step 4: Publish the configuration file

This is only needed when you have an API key from Genderize.io, _(*5)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Pixelpeter\Genderize\GenderizeServiceProvider"

Examples

Send requests

Single name

use Genderize;

Genderize::name('Peter')->get();

Multiple names (max. 10)

use Genderize;

Genderize::name(['John', 'Jane'])->get();

// or for better readability you can use the plural
Genderize::names(['John', 'Jane'])->get();

Add language and country options

use Genderize;

Genderize::name('John')->country('US')->lang('EN')->get();

Working with the response

For single usage

use Genderize;

$response = Genderize::name('Peter')->get();

print $response->result->first()->gender; // 'male'
print $response->result->first()->name; // 'Peter'
print $response->result->first()->probability; '0.99'
print $response->result->first()->count; 144
print $response->result->first()->isMale(); true
print $response->result->first()->isFemale(); false
print $response->result->first()->isNotMale(); false
print $response->result->first()->isNotFemale(); true

For batch usage

use Genderize;

$response = Genderize::names(['John', 'Jane'])->country('US')->lang('EN')->get();

foreach($response->result as $row)
{
    print $row->name;
}

Getting information about the request and limits

use Genderize;

$response = Genderize::name('Peter')->get();

print $response->meta->code; // 200 - HTTP response code
print $response->meta->limit; // 1000 - Max number of allowed requests
print $response->meta->remaining; // 950 - Number of requests left
print $response->meta->reset->diffInSeconds(); // Carbon\Carbon - time left till reset