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Informations about the package edm-sdk

EDM SDK PHP

Build Status License GitHub release (latest SemVer including pre-releases) PHP from Travis config

A PHP library to interact with the RESTful API of the Education Manager (EDM).

Install with Composer

Usage

Init client

Events

Single event for a given ID

List of upcoming events

Categories

Single category for a given ID

List of all categories

Event locations

Single location for a given ID

List of all locations

Lecturers

Single lecturer for a given ID

List of all lecturers

Tags

Single tag for a given ID

List of all tags

Enrollments

Enroll for a given event

Generic requests

If you do not find a suitable method of a given repository, you may use the more generic methods fetchCollection($params = []) and fetchSingle(int $id, array $params = []).

E.g. $client->event->findUpcoming() equals

You can even call any endpoint you like, even the ones without an actual repository:

Class docs

Current PHPDocs can be viewed here: https://priorist.github.io/edm-sdk-php/

Run tests

Enable compose.override.yml and run

XDebug support for Docker for Mac included.

To create and view a detailed, browsable test coverage report run

Generate docs

Build *.phar archive

To use the SDK in legacy applications, you may build and include a *.phar package in your application.

Download phar-composer first:

Build the archive:

To use the client, include the autoload of the archive:

All versions of edm-sdk with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^7.4.1 || ^8.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^6.5.8 || ^7.0.0
league/oauth2-client Version ^2.4
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