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TalentCircles PHP Developer Kit

This library allows developers to integrate a TalentCircles network into their own application through HTTP calls to that network's REST API endpoints.

Setup

Setup is simple and easy with composer. See instructions here if you do not have composer installed. Once you have composer, use the following command from your project root:

Usage

First initialize the SDK object:

Then call any of the functions below to access data on the TalentCircles network you are accessing. For example, to get a Job object, call getJob() with a job id:

Functions

Job Functions

getJob(INT $job_id) - Get a single Job object for the job posting identified by $job_id

getJobs(ARR $job_ids) - Get multiple Job objects for the job postings identified by an array of $job_ids

getJobMatchingCandidates(INT $job_id) - Get an array of matching user objects of possible candidates for the job posting identified by $job_id

getSimilarJobs(INT $job_id) - Get an array of job objects with job postings similar to the job posting identified by $job_id

createJob(STR $job_title, STR $job_description, ARR $jobDetails) - Post a new Job ad, returns the new Job object

searchJobs(ARR $search_params, INT $page, INT $results_per_page) - Get an array of Job objects from the database, using SPHINX search

updateJob(INT $job_id, ARR $update_data) - Update an existing job posting identified by $job_id, returns an updated Job object

User Functions

getUser(INT $user_id) - Get a single User object for the user profile identified by $user_id

getUsers(ARR $user_ids) - Get an array of User objects for the profiles identified by an array of $user_ids

getUserMatchingJobs(INT $user_id) - Get an array of Job objects that may be suitable for the user profile identified by $user_id

getUserStories(INT $user_id, INT $offset, INT $limit) - Get an array of Story objects posted by the user profile identified by $user_id

createUser(ARR $user_data) - Create a new User profile, returns the new User object

searchUsers(ARR $search_params, INT $page, INT $results_per_page) - Get an array of User objects from the database, using SPHINX search

updateUser(INT $user_id, ARR $update_data) - Update an existing User profile identified by $user_id, returns an updated User object

Circle Functions

getCircle(INT $circle_id) - Get a single Circle object for the circle identified by $circle_id

getCircles(ARR $circle_ids) - Get an array of Circle objects for circles identified by an array of $circle_ids

getCircleJobs(INT $circle_id, INT $offset, INT $limit) - Get an array of Job objects posted to the circle identified by $circle_id

getCircleMembers(INT $circle_id) - Get an array of User objects for members of the circle identified by $circle_id

createCircle(ARR $circle_data) - Create a new Circle, returns a Circle object

postCircleStory(INT $circle_id, ARR $story_data) - Post a new Story to the Circle identified by $circle_id, returns a Circle object

updateCircle(INT $circle_id, ARR $update_data) - Update an existing Circle identified by $circle_id, returns a updated Circle object

Story Functions

getStory(INT $story_id) - Get a single Story object for the story post identified by $story_id

getStories(ARR $story_ids) - Get multiple Story objects for story posts identified by an array of $story_ids

postStory(ARR $story_data) - Post a new story to a Circle, returns the Story object

This function can also be used to post a new Story to multiple Circles by passing an array of $circle_ids into the 'circle_id' element of the $story_data array

updateStory(INT $story_id, ARR $story_data) - Update an existing Story post identified by $story_id, returns the updated Story object

updateStories(ARR $story_ids, ARR $story_data) - Update a set of existing Stories identified by an array of $story_ids, returns an array of the updated Story objects

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