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Acendy API Client

The Acendy API Client is a PHP library for interacting with the Acendy API.

For detailed API specifications, refer to the official documentation at http://mystoreapi.docs.apiary.io.

Getting Started

To use the Acendy API Client, you need an API token for authentication. Follow these steps:

  1. Obtain an API Token: Log in to https://auth.mystore.no/login and generate an API token. This token authenticates all requests made through the client.
  2. Review the API Docs: Visit http://mystoreapi.docs.apiary.io for comprehensive details on endpoints, authentication, and request/response formats.
  3. Set up the client: Use the token, your store's unique identifier, and the API base URL to initialize the client (see Installation and Usage Examples below).

Installation

Using the library requires a PSR-18 compatible HTTP Client like GuzzleHTTP. If you don't have one, install Guzzle + PSR-7:

Usage examples

Below are examples demonstrating how to use the Acendy API Client. These assume you have Guzzle installed.

Initializing the Client

Instantiate the AcendyApiClient with your API credentials and HTTP dependencies:

Simple example: get all customers

Retrieve a list of all customers without additional parameters:

Simple example: get customer by id

Retrieve a single customer:

Basic example: get orders with pagination

Fetch orders with basic pagination using the QueryParameters class:

Advanced example: Get orders with full query parameters

Perform a complex query on customers with filters, sorting, includes, and field selection:

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