PHP code example of 3rdpartyeve / perry

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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3rdpartyeve / perry example snippets

// once 'vendor/autoload.php';

// import the Setup class, alternatively you can always use the full qualified name)
use Perry\Setup;

// get the Instance of Setup and hand an instance of the PoolInterface implementation
// of the file cache
Setup::getInstance()->cacheImplementation = new FilePool("/path/to/cache/folder");

// change ttl to 10 minutes
Setup::$cacheTTL = 600;

// lets set an url here for this example
$url = "http://public-crest.eveonline.com/killmails/34940735/32a1ed47430a4bf247d0544b399014067a734994/";

// ve a use import on Perry\Perry, we can just use the classname here, otherwise
// it would be $killmail = \Perry\Perry::fromUrl($url);
/** @var \Perry\Representation\Eve\v1\Killmail */
$killmail = Perry::fromUrl($url);

// now there should be either an exception throw (in RL you want to catch those) or
// $killmail will contain a killmail. You can now access the values of the document
// quite easy.

// check if the victim has a character (not the cases for poses for example)
if (isset($killmail->victim->character)) {
    $killstring = sprintf(
        '%s of %s lost a %s to ',
        $killmail->victim->character->name,     // since we do have a character we can use its name
        $killmail->victim->corporation->name,   // victims allways have a corporation
        $killmail->victim->shipType->name       // the shiptype is what was actually lost
    );
} else {
    $killstring = sprintf(
        '%s lost by %s to ',
        $killmail->victim->shipType->name,
        $killmail->victim->corporation->name
    );
}

// attackers is a list of KillmailAttacker Objects.
$attackers = array();
foreach ($killmail->attackers as $attacker) {
    // like the victim there might not be a character with the attacker (sentry guns?)
    $attackers[] = isset($attacker->character) ? $attacker->character->name : $attacker->corporation->name;
}

$killstring .= join(',', $attackers);

echo $killstring;


// for more examples on what data is available in killmails, look at a killmail json string. If in doubt, there are some
// in tests/mock/kill*.json
// the references (character for example) which would be called like $killmail->victim->character(), do not work,
// since CCP has not opened those endpoints yet. :(
// except: the alliance endpoint work (at the moment on SISI only, but they will go live soon)

// declare namespace of your script (optional, but recommended)
namespace MyScript;

// lets set an url here for this example
$url = "http://public-crest.eveonline.com/districts/";

//  cause Perry to make a request to CCP's CREST API, and
// populate the DistrictCollection (and the Districts it holds)
/** @var \Perry\Representation\Eve\v1\DistrictCollection */
$districtCollection = Perry::fromUrl($url);


// districtCollection has a member called "items" which contains a list of districts
// we iterate over those items, and print a short info for every district.
// owner,system and infrastructure are references, which means they refer to further
// api representations, sadly, at the moment they refer to parts of the CREST API that
// CCP has not made public yet.
// If those reprenstations where public you could access them by doing $district->owner(), which would return a
// Corporation Representation. Again, this this is not working yet, hence we only use the name of the
// reference in this example.

foreach ($districtCollection->items as $district) {
    printf(
        "District: %s\n Owner: %s\n System: %s\n Clone Capacity: %s\n cloneRate: %s\n Infrastructure: %s\n\n",
        $district->name,
        $district->owner->name,
        $district->system->name,
        $district->cloneCapacity,
        $district->cloneRate,
        $district->infrastructure->name
    );
}