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PHP bindings for the Passworks API

Passworks PHP API client can be installed via Composer or PHAR file. (Composer is the recommended method for using Passworks API client).

Installing using Composer

The API client can be installed through Composer. It's been made available as a Packagist package, available here. In order to use it, first add a file named composer.json in your project root:

Once the composer.json file is created, you need to download the composer.phar executable. To do so, run the following curl command on your console of choice:

Now you can run the composer install for the initial package install and composer update to update to the latest version of the API client, which is linked to the master branch.

Now you're set to go! Just include the following file and you're good to go.

Installation using the PHAR file

Download the lastest version of Passworks.phar and require it as usual.

Example

More Examples:

Creating and Listing assets

Listing certificates

Creating, Listing and Editing Coupons

Creating, Listing and Editing Event Tickets

Creating, Listing and Editing Boarding Passes

Creating, Listing and Editing Store Cards

Creating, Listing and Editing Generic Passes

Documentation

For more information about the API please please refere to https://github.com/passworks/passworks-api

For more examples about the PHP client try browsing the wiki

Help us make it better

Please tell us how we can make the PHP client better. If you have a specific feature request or if you found a bug, please use GitHub issues. Fork these docs and send a pull request with improvements.

To talk with us and other developers about the API open a support ticket or mail us at api at passworks.io if you need to talk to us.

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