PHP code example of myena / cloudstack-client-generator

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

    

myena / cloudstack-client-generator example snippets

php-cloudstack-generator cs-gen:generate-client --config="your_config_file.yml" --env="environment in config you wish to generate from"

    $configuration = new CloudStackConfiguration([
        'api_key'      => '',               // YOUR_API_KEY (,      // Your CloudStack host (ts to 8080)
        'api_path'     => 'client/api',     // admin api path (defaults to 'client/api')
        'console_path' => 'client/console', // console api path (defaults to 'client/console')
        'http_client'  => null,             // GuzzleHttp\ClientInterface compatible client
    ]);
    
    $client = new CloudStackClient($config);

    $vms = $client->listVirtualMachines();
    foreach ($vms as $vm) {
        printf("%s : %s %s", $vm->id, $vm->name, $vm->state);
    }

    $job = $client->deployVirtualMachine(1, 259, 1);
    printf("VM being deployed. Job id = %s", $job->jobid);

    print "All jobs";

    foreach ($client->listAsyncJobs() as $job) {
        printf("%s : %s, status = %s", $job->jobid, $job->cmd, $job->jobstatus);
    }

    $result = $client->waitForAsync($job);

# The below is pseudo-code

// First, determine if this command is cacheable, caching has been configured, and we have a cache provider defined
$cacheable = $cacheableCommand && $cacheConfigured && $cacheProviderProvided;

// determine if above == true
if ($cacheable) {
    // build cache key for this specific request
    // Each key contains the following to prevent any collisions:
    //  1. CloudStack Host from client config
    //  2. API Key from client config
    //  3. API Secret from client config
    //  4. Name of command being executed (listTemplates, for example)
    //  5. The parameters specified for this request are serialized and appended in "{$k}{$v}" fashion
    // The above is prepended with your configure cache prefix after being run through sha1()
    $key = '{configured-prefix}-'.sha1("{cloudStackHost}{apiKey}{secretKey}{commandName}{requestParameterKVPairs}";
    
    // test to see if the key exists in the cache and can be fetched successfully
    if ($cacheProvider->contains($key) && ($fetched = $cacheProvider->fetch($key)) && (false !== $fetched)) {
        // if we got got a cache key, return the cached response
        return $fetched;
    }
}
    
// if we make it here, we're either dealing with a write request, a command for which caching has been disabled, 
// caching has not been configured at all, or a cached response was not found

// ... perform typical API request against cloudstack ...

// once again test cacheability
if ($cacheable) {
    // attempt to store cached response with configured TTL using $key generated above
}

// return response from CloudStack