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Vereafy PHP Library

• Vereafy PHP Library
  • Introduction
  • Installation
  • Installing with Composer
  • Installing from GitHub
  • Including Library in Project
  • How to Get API Key
  • Initialization
  • Completion
  • Resend
  • Get Balance
  • Error Responses

Introduction

Vereafy is an SMS based 2-factor authentication services that uses machine learning to understand the causes of OTP delivery failures and resolves them instantly to ensure your login and sign up OTPs deliver.

Installation

The Vereafy PHP Library Project was created to enable PHP Developers integrate seamlessly with the Vereafy API.

To use the Vereafy PHP library, you just need to clone this repo into your existing project directory and require the Vereafy class file (Vereafy.php) or install with composer.

Installing with Composer

composer require cecula/vereafy

Installing from GitHub

git clone https://github.com/cecula-vereafy/php-library vereafy

Including Library in Project

If you installed the Vereafy Library using composer, use the following line to include project:

require_once "/path/to/vendor/autoload.php";

otherwise, if you cloned the GitHub repo you can simply require the project from the directory you save it to

require_once "/path/to/vereafy/Vereafy.php"

How to Get API Key

Your API Key is first generated when you register an app. To register an app, Login to the Developers Dashboard, Navigate to Apps > Add, Type the name of your app and click Submit. The app will be registered and a new API Key will be generated. Copy the API key into your project.

OR

Click developer.cecula.com to get started.

Initialization

The Vereafy 2FA initialization can be as simple as the following lines of code:

     $vereafyInstance = new Vereafy(<your_APIKEY>);
     $vereafyInstance->init(<your_MOBILE>);

The initialization method returns a response that should look like this:

         {
            "status":"success",
             "pinRef": "1293488527"
         }

Completion

The Vereafy 2FA completion can be as simple as the following lines of code:

     $vereafyInstance = new Vereafy(<your_APIKEY>);
     $vereafyInstance->complete(<pinRef>, <VERIFICATION_CODE>);

The completion method returns a response that should look like this if the parameters are correct:

         {
            "response":"success"
         }

Resend

In a case where your app users get impatient and hits the retry link on your app form, just call the resend method this way:

     $vereafyInstance = new Vereafy(<your_APIKEY>);
     $vereafyInstance->resend(<your_MOBILE>, <pinRef>);

The resend method returns a response that should look like this:

         {
             "status": "success",
             "pinRef": 1293488527
         }

Get Balance

To get your balance on Vereafy, the getbalance method is used this way:

        $vereafyInstance = new Vereafy(<your_APIKEY>);
        $vereafyInstance->getBalance();

The method requires no parameter, and the returned response should look like this:

        {
             "balance":1507
        }

Error Responses

In a case where the request fails due to one reason or another you should get an error response from the requested endpoint that looks like this:

        {
            "error":"Invalid PIN Ref",
            "code":"CE2000"
        }

The table below shows a list of error codes and their descriptions