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First, You need to require package by composer with composer require verstka/php-sdk
Initialization via config
Initialization with ENV
set file in the root of your project with settings listed below:
if you don't use vlucas/phpdotenv or yiithings/yii2-dotenv or something like that just set environment before new object
of Verstka create:
additional parameters:
Editing an article
for example and then just:
Saving an article
Save with MaterialSaverInterface implementation
And check out the interface \Verstka\EditorApi\Image\ImagesLoaderInterface, which loads images of material into your
storage.
Saving an article with old Callback api
Use your own fonts
You need to collect a CSS file with certain comments and fonts sewn into base64, and then they will automatically appear
in the Layout.
default url /vms_fonts.css
At the top of the CSS file you need to specify the default font in the comments, which will be set when creating a new
text object.
Further, for each @ font-face it is necessary to register comments with the name of the font and its style.
Final CSS file:
Displaying Articles
The HTML code of the article should be accompanied by the connection of the script:
Options options
All parameters are optional.
observe_selector - selector of element that can potentially change position of the article. For example, selector of a banner, that can push an article down.
Further parameters if it is impossible to type out a separate mobile version:
display_mode - switches between article display modes, please set default;
Requiresphp Version
>=7.1 guzzlehttp/guzzle Version
>=6.5 ext-json Version
* ext-curl Version
*
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