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Informations about the package buildkite-php

PHP client library for consuming the Buildkite API

Installation

Usage

Setting up the API objects

\Psr\Http\Client\ClientInterface implementation is available in the bbaga/buildkite-php-guzzle-client package.

Rest API

GraphQL API

Interacting with Buildkite's GraphQL API

Interacting with Buildkite's REST API

Example of traversing through resources

Accessing resources without traversing

Fetching data for a specific build without traversing through the hierarchy.

Creating a new pipeline

Direct API calls

Organizations API

Organizations related methods are exposed via $api->organization()

Detailed documentation for the Organizations API is available here

List the organizations

Get a specific organization

Pipelines API

Pipelines related methods are exposed via $api->pipeline()

Detailed documentation for the Pipelines API is available here

List pipelines in an organizations

Get a specific pipeline

Create a pipeline

Update a pipeline

Delete a pipelne

Builds API

Builds related methods are exposed via $api->build()

Detailed documentation for the Builds API is available here

List all builds across all the organizations

Get a specific build

Get builds in an organization

Get builds for a pipeline

Create a new build

Cancel a running build

Restarting a build

Jobs API

Jobs related methods are exposed via $api->job()

Detailed documentation for the Jobs API is available here

Retry a job

Unblock a job

Get logs for a job

Delete logs of a job

Get the environment variables from a job

Artifacts API

Jobs related methods are exposed via $api->artifact()

Detailed documentation for the Artifacts API is available here

Get artifacts uploaded from a build

Get artifacts uploaded from a job

Get a specific artifact

Delete a specific artifact

Agents API

Agents related methods are exposed via $api->agent()

Detailed documentation for the Agents API is available here

List agents for an organization

Get a specific agent

Stop an agent

Annotations API

Annotations related methods are exposed via $api->annotation()

Detailed documentation for the Annotations API is available here

Get annotations uploaded by a build

Users API

Users related methods are exposed via $api->user()

Detailed documentation for the Users API is available here

Get current user

Emojis API

Emojis related methods are exposed via $api->emoji()

Detailed documentation for the Users API is available here

List available emojis

Contribution

Testing

Integration testing

A Buildkite account and a running agent is required for integration testing and the following environment variables must be set.

These can be set in the phpunit.xml by making a copy of phpunit.xml.dist and extending it with the following snippet

Once the environment variables are set the test suite can be started

All versions of buildkite-php with dependencies

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guzzlehttp/psr7 Version ^1.6
psr/http-client Version ^1.0
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