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Informations about the package php-sdk

Snappy PHP SDK

Installation

The SDK should be installed via Composer. Simply add the snappy/php-sdk dependency to your composer.json file.

Usage

First, create a new authentication provider:

$auth = new SnappySdk\UserPassAuthentication('user', 'pass');

Next, create an SDK client instance:

$client = new SnappySdk\Client($auth);

Now you're ready to start retrieving information from Snappy!

$accounts = $client->getAccounts();

Sending Messages

To send a message to your Snappy account, create a new Message instance, and use the sendMessage method on the client:

$message = new SnappySdk\Message;

$message->mailboxId = 3;
$message->setFrom('[email protected]', 'John Smith');
$message->subject = 'Hello World';
$message->message = 'This is my message!';

$nonce = $client->sendMessage($message);

To send an outgoing message, a staffId must be specified, as well as the recipient address:

$message = new SnappySdk\Message;

$message->mailboxId = 3;
$message->staffId = 3;
$message->addTo('[email protected]', 'John Smith');
$message->subject = 'Hello World';
$message->message = 'This is my message!';

$nonce = $client->sendMessage($message);

If you are attaching a message to an existing thread, add the ticket "nonce" to the message:

$message->ticketId = $nonce;

Available Methods

These are the available SDK client methods. They all interact with the Snappy API.


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Requires php Version >=5.3.0
guzzle/guzzle Version 3.x
illuminate/support Version >=4.0.0
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