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Informations about the package livedocx

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This package is not maintained anymore.

The Livedocxs service will shut down on Septembre 30th 2017.

Use https://github.com/TextControl/txtextcontrol-reportingcloud-php instead

Livedocx

Generate PDF and other document types using the Livedocx webservice in PHP.

You can now check the complete documentation

Why this package?

You may know a Livedocx package already exists, so why did I bother reinvent the wheel?

The existing Livedocx package is tightly bound to Zend Framework components and requires a lot of dependencies. Requiring nearly half a framework to only use a single library felt like pure overkill to me.

I developped this Livedocx client with two point in mind:

Hope you will find it useful.

This package is unit tested with Atoum

Prerequisites

This package requires:

*(Livedocx is unaffected by Heartbleed security leak)

Installation

To install this package using Composer, simply add this to you composer.json file

Available framework integration packages:

What parts of the Livedocx API are covered by this package?

This package provides support for the following API:

As there is really few documentation about the shared documents feature, I did not add support for now. I may add it when I find some doc about how to use it properly.

Use

First, a Livedocx account is required. It may be any account type: free, premium, or fully licenced.

The full documentation is in progress and should arrive shortly. For now, here is a simple example of usage. For more informations, take a look at the code.

F.A.Q

Misc

Disclaimer: This package is only a client for the Livedocx API. I do not provide support for the Livedocx API directly as I am not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Text Control GmbH.


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