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Package optimizely-php
Short Description A PHP wrapper around Optimizely REST API
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/webmarketingroi/optimizely-php
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Informations about the package optimizely-php
optimizely-php
A PHP wrapper library for the Optimizely REST API v2.0 (https://developers.optimizely.com/rest/v2/), proudly created and open sourced by Optimizely Solutions Partner, Web Marketing ROI.
Installation
This library requires at least version 5.6 of PHP with the curl extension installed.
Installing with Composer:
php composer.phar require webmarketingroi/optimizely-php
The command above will install the latest stable version.
Or, if you prefer a bleeding-edge version, install dev-master with the following
command:
php composer.phar require webmarketingroi/optimizely-php dev-master
Usage
First, you need to create an instance of the OptimizelyApiClient class. You can do that
using the following lines of code:
The first argument of the OptimizelyApiClient constructor should be your Optimizely
API credentials in the form of an array, the second argument represents the API version
(currently, only 'v2' is supported).
Note: For information on how to get OAuth 2.0 credentials or a personal token, please refer to Optimizely's documentation https://developers.optimizely.com/x/authentication/oauth/.
Working with Projects
Getting List of Projects
Use the following code to retrieve all Optimizely projects:
Adding New Project
To add a new project, use the following code:
or, you can use this (equivalent) code:
Updating Existing Project
Getting the List of Running Campaigns
Adding a New Campaign
More Code Examples
For additional code examples, please refer to the examples directory.
Running Unit Tests
This library uses PHPUnit for testing. To run unit tests, use the following command:
If you want to run integration tests against a real Optimizely account, rename
tests/auth_credentials.json.dist to tests/auth_credentials.json and type
your credentials in that file. Then, create the OPTIMIZELY_PHP_TEST_INTEGRATION
environment variable as follows
export OPTIMIZELY_PHP_TEST_INTEGRATION=1
and then run unit tests.
Open source projects using optimizely-php
- optimizelyBillingUnpauser. This is a simple script that checks if none of your optimizely experiments are running (presumably due to passing your payment limit for the month) and then it resumes the latest ones to be paused (assuming those are the ones optimizely paused for you).
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