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Informations about the package kasapi-php
kasapi-php
Manage your All-Inkl account with the KAS API for PHP
All-Inkl.com provides an API for automated access to all your accounts, settings, (sub-)domains, databases, cronjobs, mail accounts, ... This API is called the KAS API. To learn more about it, visit the official KAS API Documentation. There are also some example forms to try out.
This is a PHP implementation of the API, which provides simple access to all functions provided by the API.
Installation
The recommended installation method is to use Composer. This software is available at Packagist.
Just add the following line to the require section of your composer.json:
Alternatively you can clone the following Git repository (git clone https://github.com/waza-ari/kasapi-php.git, see below).
Usage
Now, we will take a closer look at how this API works.
Whenever you want to use the API, you need to create a KasConfiguration object first. This is done easily:
$username is quite self explaining. The KAS API allows for different types of authentication. Thus, you need to specify an authentication type and the corresponding authentication data, which could be a hashed password. Have a look at the documentation of All-Inkl to obtain a list of possible authentication methods.
As an example, assume you want to use sha1 as authentication method. In this case, $authType simply would be sha1, and $authData should be set to the sha1 hash of your KAS account. Assuming your username is abcd1234 and your password is password, the following line would create the correct credential object:
This method allows you to authenticate against the KAS API without storing your plain password in a configuration file or database. Next, you need to create an KasApi object to operate on:
On this object, you can call any API method specified in the KAS documentation. Alternatively, you can have a look at the KasApi class.
Examples from the KasApi class might look like this:
This array specifies which API functions you may call and which parameters to pass. The ! suffix means that this parameter is required and has to be specified (e.g. zone_host!), all other parameters are optional (e.g. domain_name).
So if you look at get_dns_settings above, you see that a call like
is perfectly valid. Notice we omitted the nameserver parameter, which is optional, but we included the zone_host, which is required in every case.
Usage without Composer
Here's an example of how to use the API if you just git clone this repository:
(Place this file in the parent directory of the src directory.)
If you have any feedback, please provide it as comment or issue using GitHub and the URL above.
Changelog
Version 0.5
- Starting from version 0.5, this project is now released under the MIT license. A copy can also be found in this repository. Further, the former GPL license has been removed.
Version 0.4
- Minor fix to prevent a Warning while fetching parameters from arguments
Version 0.3
- Initial version of this library, created by Elias Kuiter and extended by Daniel Herrmann.
- Composer support was added.
Credits
Elias Kuiter created kasapi-php to provide an easy way to access All-Inkl's public API.
Credits go to Daniel Herrmann as well for making big extensions to the API (such as streamlining the classes, correcting some errors and adding Composer integration).
Note that the original repository (ekuiter/kasapi-php) is now deprecated, use this repository instead.
