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Informations about the package netgalley-api-client
NetGalley Public REST API Client
The NetGalley Public REST API provides a way for NetGalley's partners to interact with the system. The library currently supports only PHP, but the API itself can of course be accessed via REST by any system.
Installation
To install with Composer, add the following to your composer.json file:
Then run a composer update and you should be all set.
To install without Composer, download the latest archive, extract it to your project, and add the appropriate require_once line to your code:
If you are connecting to the NetGalley API using OAuth2 (more about this below), also add the require_once line:
Usage
To use the client library, first obtain a set of API credentials from NetGalley (contact your concierge representative if you have any questions). These credentials will either be a Key / Secret pair or an OAuth Client ID / Secret pair, which will determine which method below you will use to access the NetGalley API.
Key / Secret connection method
If you have received Key / Secret credentials, use this example code as a basis for accessing the API:
OAuth2 Client ID / Secret connection method
If you have received OAuth2 credentials, use this example code as a basis for accessing the API:
Handling Large Data Results
If you are granted access to any reporting APIs, you may foresee instances in your application where large data sets may be coming from the API. You can avoid loading the entire data set into memory by streaming the results directly into a temporary file.
In the example below, $responseFile is a file handle resource to a temporary file containing the response data from the API request. You can then write the file contents to the output buffer to provide a CSV download, for example, or rename the file to a permanent location.
API Documentation
See the API Documentation within this repository for up-to-date information on each REST API.
All versions of netgalley-api-client with dependencies
ext-curl Version >=7.0