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Package launch-library-php-sdk
Short Description A flexible SDK for Launch Library 2 by The Space Devs.
License MIT
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Informations about the package launch-library-php-sdk
Launch Library PHP API SDK
A simple PHP SDK to work with the Launch Library 2 API.
Warning: This package is still in active development and in very early stages.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Usage
- Development
- Contributing
Introduction
This PHP Composer package provides a simple SDK to interact with Launch Libraries API for all your space data needs!
This package can be used out-of-box with zero configuration. However, you may provide a configured HTTP client if you wish, given it follows PSR-18.
Usage
This package is not yet complete, but I am actively working on it. I'm slowly working my way through the various endpoints. To get started, install the package with Composer.
General usage is simple and you can be up and running in no time.
The client has multiple configuration options. Firstly, you can provide a JoeBocock\LaunchLibrary\Enum\Url. This enum will determine which endpoint is used when making requests. Secondly a JoeBocock\Enum\Version can be provided and is used to decide on which API version should be hit. Finally, under the hood Guzzle will be used to make the request - but if you have your own PSR-18 compliant HTTP client, you may provide it while constructing the Client class. This is great for when you need to configure the Client beforehand.
The main client is composed of sub-clients. Whenever you want to make a request against a specific resource, it can be achieved by doing the following...
While I'd hope nothing goes wrong during usage, sometimes Launch Library might return a 4XX or even 5XX. In this case, the Client class throws two different exceptions to help discern the problem.
A LaunchLibraryRequestException will occur whenever there was an issue produced by the HTTP Client. Finally, a LaunchLibraryResponseException will happen whenever a response was returned that cannot be properly hydrated into an entity.
Development
As this is just a package, it has no requirement for a web server locally. Development is powered by a very simple Docker container that is used to run all commands.
To get started, first clone the repository. A Makefile is provided for convenience of command handling...
Contributing
As the package is still in development and hasn't reached v1 yet, I haven't written any contribution guidelines. But don't let that stop you! Please feel free to fork the codebase, get a feel for the style and submit a PR.
All versions of launch-library-php-sdk with dependencies
psr/http-message Version ^2.0
psr/http-client Version ^1.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.8
guzzlehttp/psr7 Version ^2.6