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Informations about the package criteo-mapi-php-client

Criteo PHP MAPI Client

Features

Installation

The Criteo MAPI package can be installed via Composer:

Once installed, make sure your dependencies are included via the autoloader:

Basic Code Examples　

Initialization
A Basic Request

Results from an API request are returned as an associative array of results.

Authentication Retry

Oauth2 Tokens retrieved from the /oauth2/token endpoint are valid for 5 minutes.

For the first request after initialization, the MAPI Client will request an authentication token based on the username and password provided and proceed with the request.

First Request (No Stored Auth)

MAPI Authentication Retry

For subsequent requests, the stored token may have become invalid for long-running processes. The MAPI Client will automatically detect the need for a refreshed token and retry a request that fails once because of a 401 Unauthorized error.

Request with Expired or Invalid Token

MAPI Authentication Retry

Other Features

Saving Reports to File

For reporting API calls, a filepath can be provided to optionally save results to a local path.

Further Documentation

MAPI Documentation (Criteo Help Center)

MAPI Spec and Test Tool (Swagger)

License

MIT

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