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Extensions for SugarCRM to more easily and flexibly manipulate data
License: MIT, (*1)
ConveySugar is available via Composer
$ composer require warent/convey-sugar, (*2)
sugar = new Sugar([
'SUGAR_URL' => 'https://sugar/rest/v10/',
'SUGAR_USERNAME' => 'admin',
'SUGAR_PASSWORD' => 'password'
]);
}
public function searchContacts() {
// Instantiating a new Sugar Utility
// This one cycles through all records within a Sugar module
$serchUtil = new Search(['resultsFn' => function($params) {
$resultCount = count($params['results']);
echo "$resultCount results from offset {$params['offset']}";
foreach ($params['results'] as $result) {
print_r($Result);
}
});
// We execute our Search Utility on the module 'Contacts'
$this->sugar->execute('Contacts', $searchUtil);
}
}
?>
Return the number of records within a sugar module
Delete a record by ID
Insert a new record
Cycle related records of one sugar record to another module
Cycle records of a sugar module
false in a resultsFn will stop/break the lookuptransform will return JSON (Assoc Array) by default. TYPE_BOOL will return true if any results are found, otherwise return false
type refers to theSugarCRM formatting of relational queries. There are three (unofficial) known ways for this to happen in the Sugar API, NORMAL, BACK, and NAKED: in a NORMAL type the query is $module_$relation_$number; in a BACK type the query is $relation_$module_$number; in a NAKED type the query is simply $relation. NORMAL is the default type and 1 is the default number as these are the most common configurations.Extensions for SugarCRM to more easily and flexibly manipulate data