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A PHP wrapper for the WooCommerce REST API. Easily interact with the WooCommerce REST API using this wrapper class. Feedback and bug reports are appreciated.

Requirements

PHP 5.2.x cURL WooCommerce 2.1 at least on the store

Getting started

Generate API credentials ( Consumer Key & Consumer Secret ) on your profile page for the store you want to interact with.

A good place to start is to look at the example script included.

Initialize the class

<?php
    require_once 'src/WC/API/Client.php';

    $consumer_key = 'ck_fcedaba8f0fcb0fb4ae4f1211a75da72'; // Add your own Consumer Key here
	$consumer_secret = 'cs_9914968ae9adafd3741c818bf6d704c7'; // Add your own Consumer Secret here
	$store_url = 'http://store.rhetina.com/'; // Add the home URL to the store you want to connect to here

	// Initialize the class
	$wc_api = new WC_API_Client( $consumer_key, $consumer_secret, $store_url );
?>

Get the data using methods

<?php
	// Get all orders
	$orders = $wc_api->get_orders();
	print_r( $orders );
?>

All methods return the data json_decode() by default so you can access the data.

Available methods

Index method

get_index()

Order methods

get_orders()
get_orders( $params = array( 'status' => 'completed' ) )
get_order( $order_id )
get_orders_count()
get_order_notes( $order_id )
update_order( $order_id, $data = array( 'status' => 'processing' ) )

Coupon methods

get_coupons()
get_coupon( $coupon_id )
get_coupon_by_code( $coupon_code )
get_coupons_count()

Customer methods

get_customers()
get_customers( $params = array( 'filter[created_at_min]' => '2013-12-01' ) )
get_customer( $customer_id )
get_customers_count()
get_customer_orders( $customer_id )

Product methods

get_products()
get_products( $params = array( 'filter[created_at_min]' => '2013-12-01' ) )
get_product( $product_id )
get_products_count()
get_product_reviews( $product_id )

Report methods

get_reports()
get_sales_report( $params = array( 'filter[start_date]' => '2013-12-01', 'filter[end_date]' => '2013-12-09' ) )
get_top_sellers_report( $params = array( 'filter[limit]' = '10' ) )

Custom endpoints

If you extended the WooCommerce API with your own endpoints you can use the following function to get access to that data

make_custom_endpoint_call( $endpoint, $params = array(), $method = 'GET' )

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