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Informations about the package gearlab-tools-php

GearLab Tools PHP SDK

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The official PHP SDK for the GearLab Tools REST API.

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Requirements

PHP 7.1 or later

Installation

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Tests

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Getting Started

Please follow the installation procedure and then run the following:

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Command Line Interface

With just an API key and a Collection ID, you can perform requests to the API from the command line. Assuming you've cloned the repo and run composer install, you can run the following from the repo root:

This will display help text for all available subcommands of the CLI. You can also get help for any subcommand by running bin/gearlab help <cmd> or bin/gearlab <cmd> -h.

Architecture

This package incorporates PHP code that is automatically generated by the Swagger Codegen project from the GearLab Tool API Spec. The generated code is exported automatically when the spec is saved in Swagger Hub, and is contained entirely in the swagger/SwaggerClient-php directory within this repo. The Composer autoloader is configured to autoload this code:

The GearLab\Api\Client class serves as the main entrypoint for all API calls, and normalizes the usage of the autogenerated code. For example, it translates array query arguments into positional arguments that the autogen code expects.

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guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^6.2
symfony/console Version ^5.0
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