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Informations about the package wisdm

WISDM

What is it?

This is a PHP REST client for the WISDM API interface. WISDM is a service for wireless ISPs that provide the ability to determine which areas are serviceable from a wireless access point.

Table of Contents

Requirements

Installation

Configuration

Wisdm requires two pieces of information. The server hostname, and your authentication token/key. These can be configured via environment or though constructor arguments using a Config data object.

Environment name Constructor argument Type Description
WISDM_API_HOST $host string Server hostname
WISDM_API_KEY $token string Authentication key/token

Instantiation with environment variables

Instantiation with constructor arguments

Optional arguments

You can also pass along Guzzle HTTP configuration options such as HTTP timeouts, verification of SSL, etc different from the defaults.

Response

The client responds with an object containing the following properties:

Name Type Description
status integer HTTP status code
statusMessage string HTTP status message
headers array HTTP response headers
contentType string HTTP body content type
body object|array API payload body

Path Parameter Interpolation

Any elements or properties of a \$query argument that match variable tokens in the URI endpoint path will be replaced with the values for those elements in the $query array or object. Please see some of the method functions for examples.

Methods

GET

Get a resource from the API.

POST

Create a resource on the API.

PATCH

Update a resource on the API.

DELETE

Delete a resource on the API.

REQUEST

In case changes are made to the API, a generic request function is available.

UPLOAD

Several API calls use a multi-part request body for uploading files and data. The uploads() function can be used for those.

All versions of wisdm with dependencies

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Requires guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.10
ocolin/global-type Version ^2.0
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