K-Link Registry client

Installation

TL;DR

composer require php-http/guzzle6-adapter guzzlehttp/psr7 php-http/message oneofftech/k-link-registry-client

This library does not have a dependency on Guzzle, cUrl or any other library that sends HTTP requests. We use the awesome HTTPlug to achieve the decoupling. We want you to choose what library to use for sending HTTP requests. Consult this list of packages that support php-http/client-implementation find clients to use. For more information about virtual packages please refer to HTTPlug. Example:

composer require php-http/guzzle6-adapter

You do also need to install a PSR-7 implementation and a factory to create PSR-7 messages (PSR-17 whenever that is released). You could use Guzzles PSR-7 implementation and factories from php-http:

composer require guzzlehttp/psr7 php-http/message

Now you may install the library by running the following:

composer require oneofftech/k-link-registry-client

Usage example

<?php

require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

// No trailing slash for the KRegistry endpoint
// Specify the URL without the `/api/x.y` part.
$endpoint = 'https://test.klink.asia/kregistry';

$configurator = (new HttpClientConfigurator())->setEndpoint($endpoint);
$apiClient = ApiClient::fromConfigurator($configurator);

try {
    $application = $apiClient->application()->getApplication('appSecret', 'appUrl');
    var_dump($application->getEmail());
    var_dump($application->getPermissions());

To check if an application has a specific permission, use the Application::hasPermission(string) call on the Model returned by the ->getApplication(..) call.

<?php
    $application = $apiClient->application()->getApplication('appSecret', 'appUrl');
    var_dump($application->hasPermission('data-add'));