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Package hubspot-user-php
Short Description Access Hubspot user data from PHP and JS seamlessly
License MIT
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hubspot-user-php
This package allows you to seamlessly integrate with user data stored in Hubspot CRM. You can easily access user data via PHP or JavaScript with some minor additional setup.
Before You Get Started
You will need a Hubspot API key in order to use this package. If you don't already have an API key, you can learn how to generate one here.
Installation
This package can be installed using composer:
composer require steve-erdelyi/hubspot-user-php
Quick Start
To use this package, the first thing you need to do is ensure you have already required the autoload file in your PHP template file:
require 'PATH_TO_YOUR_INSTALLATION/vendor/autoload.php';
Next, tell PHP to use the class namespace:
use HubspotUser/HubspotUser;
And finally, initialize the HubspotUser class and access a variable:
$hubspot_user = new HubspotUser('YOUR_HUBSPOT_API_KEY');
$first_name = $hubspot_user->name->first;
$last_name = $hubspot_user->name->last;
$full_name = $hubspot_user->name->full;
$email = $hubspot_user->email;
Use User Variables via JavaScript
You might want to access these variables from JavaScript so you can easily perform client-side personalizations. In order to use variables via JavaScript, you must output the HubspotUser data to the page by adding the following line somewhere inside your page's <head> tag:
<?= $hubspot_user->output(); ?>
After adding the output function inside your <head> tag, you can simply call the variables globally via JavaScript:
let first_name = hubspot_user.name.first;
let last_name = hubspot_user.name.last;
let full_name = hubspot_user.name.full;
let email = hubspot_user.email;
Changing Your Hubspot UTK Cookie Name
By default, this package relies on the standard Hubspot UTK cookie name hubspotutk. If you need to override the cookie name used to find your Hubpot UTK, you can simply pass a string variable containing your custom name as the second parameter when initializing your class:
$hubspot_user = new HubspotUser('YOUR_HUBSPOT_API_KEY', 'YOUR_CUSTOM_UTK_COOKIE_NAME');
