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Vendor esi
Package librariesio
Short Description LibrariesIO - A simple API wrapper/client for the Libraries.io API.
License MIT

Keywords api libraries API-Client api-wrapper libraries.io librariesio

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LibrariesIO - A simple API wrapper/client for the Libraries.io API.

2.0.0 Important Note

The master branch is for development of the upcoming version 2.0.0.
- This is a notable exception to the backward compatibility promise, as most of this work was done before it was implemented.
Should be relatively stable, but would still advise against using in production.
Function parameters, class api's, etc. may change during development.
The docs have not yet been fully updated with changes.

Important Note

This project was born from the desire to expand my knowledge of API's and GuzzleHttp. My implementation is far from perfect, so I am open to any and all feedback that one may wish to provide.

The Libraries.io API has the ability for pagination, however it is not yet fully implemented in this library.

Installation

Composer

Install the latest version with:

Then, within your project (if not already included), include composer's autoload. For example:

For more information see the installation docs.

Basic Usage

LibrariesIO splits the different endpoints based on their "component":

Esi\LibrariesIO\LibrariesIO::platform()
- does not require an $endpoint, though you can pass 'platforms'.
Esi\LibrariesIO\LibrariesIO::project()
- takes an 'endpoint' parameter to specify which subset you are looking for.
  - Current endpoints are:
  - contributors
  - dependencies
  - dependents
  - dependent_repositories
  - project
  - search
  - sourceRank
Esi\LibrariesIO\LibrariesIO::repository()
- takes an 'endpoint' parameter to specify which subset you are looking for.
  - Current endpoints are:
  - dependencies
  - projects
  - repository
Esi\LibrariesIO\LibrariesIO::user()
- takes an 'endpoint' parameter to specify which subset you are looking for.
  - Current endpoints are:
  - dependencies
  - packages
  - package_contributions
  - repositories
  - repository_contributions
  - subscriptions
  - user
Esi\LibrariesIO\LibrariesIO::subscription()
- takes an 'endpoint' parameter to specify which subset you are looking for.
  - Current endpoints are:
  - subscribe
  - check
  - update
  - unsubscribe

Each 'subset' has their own required options. Check the documentation (currently WIP) for more information.

As an example, let's say you want to get a list of the available platforms. To do so:

For more information see the basic usage docs.

Documentation

The docs/ folder or online here.

About

Requirements

LibrariesIO works with PHP 8.2.0 or above.
All API requests include an api_key parameter. You will need to get your api key from your account page at libraries.io.

Credits

Eric Sizemore
All Contributors
Special thanks to JetBrains for their Licenses for Open Source Development

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.

Bugs and feature requests are tracked on GitHub.

Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct

See CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md

Backward Compatibility Promise

See backward-compatibility.md for more information on Backwards Compatibility.

Changelog

See the CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

License

See the LICENSE for more information on the license that applies to this project.

Security

See SECURITY for more information on the security disclosure process.

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guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0 <8.0
kevinrob/guzzle-cache-middleware Version ^5.1 <6.0
symfony/cache Version ^7.0

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