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Informations about the package soapy

Soapy

SOAP is old, but still used. Soapy is modern, but feature limited to fit our use cases.
Heavily inspired by artisaninweb/laravel-soap.

Install

This package is currently supporting Laravel 11.x.

This package will use Laravel Auto Discovery to automatically register the Service Provider.

Documentation

Options

Example (Class maps)

Creating a client and making a request with class maps.

Presuming you had XML for the expected request like this.

You could produce a matching class to resemble that data.

You could then call a fictitious method name "fizz" on the SOAP Class like.

This shows the benefit of never messing with XML directly.

Likewise for the response. Imagine you got back this.

This can also be mapped with the following class.

So now you can do:

Example (No Class maps)

This example shows bare minimum WSDL location and no class maps.

Presuming you had XML for the expected request like this.

You could then call a fictitious method name "fizz" on the SOAP Class like.

This is more error prone due to human error with keys, but less work.

Example (Custom Client)

Sometimes you may have a SOAP Integration that just isn't fun. It may use something that our default SoapyClient cannot handle. This is okay, because patching a generic SOAP Client for all the strangeness that can happen is not feasible.

Start with a new class, that extends our SoapyBaseClient.

From that class. You can overload any of the functions it provides.

Then pass the class name (fully qualified) to the Curtain during generation.

All versions of soapy with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.2||^8.3||^8.4
ext-simplexml Version *
ext-soap Version *
illuminate/support Version ^11.0|^12.0
Composer command for our command line client (download client) This client runs in each environment. You don't need a specific PHP version etc. The first 20 API calls are free. Standard composer command

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