chronoarc/marvel

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. No replacement package was suggested.

A PHP wrapper for Marvel's API

0.0.2-alpha.1 2025-01-10 15:07 UTC

Requires

• php: >=8.2
• saloonphp/saloon: ^v3.10
• vlucas/phpdotenv: ^5.6

Requires (Dev)

• pestphp/pest: ^3.5
• symfony/var-dumper: ^7.1

MIT

• Ivanka Todorova

• php
• sdk
• marvel

README

Unfortunately, this project will remain unfinished. 😿

The Marvel Developer Portal has Sunset as of Wednesday, October 29, 2025. As such, we are no longer accepting new sign-ups for a Marvel Comics API key.

🦸 Marvel PHP SDK

Welcome to the Marvel PHP SDK, a lightweight and easy-to-use SDK designed to interact with the Marvel API, built on top of the robust Saloon library.

🚧 Progress

• Use enums for query parameters:
  • Comic:
    • OrderBy in query params
    • Format in query params and dto
    • FormatType in query params
  • Character
  • Events
  • Stories
  • Creators
  • Series
• Convert all dates to DateTime objects
• Tests
• Submit to Packagist

🚀 Getting Started

Installation

You can install the SDK via Composer:

composer require chronoarc/marvel

Usage

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

$publicKey = 'your-public-key-here';
$privateKey = 'your-private-key-here';

$marvel = new  Chronoarc\Marvel\Marvel($publicKey, $privateKey);

$superhero = ['name' => 'Spider-Man (Peter Parker)', 'id' => 1009610];

$characters = $marvel->characters()->search(name: $superhero['name']);
$characters->dto(); // Chronoarc\Marvel\Dto\CharacterDataWrapper

$character = $marvel->characters()->getCharacter($superhero['id']);
$character->dto(); // Chronoarc\Marvel\Dto\CharacterDataWrapper

$characterSeries = $marvel->characters()->getCharacterSeries($superhero['id']);
$characterSeries->dto(); // Chronoarc\Marvel\Dto\SeriesDataWrapper

$characterComics = $marvel->characters()->getCharacterComics($superhero['id']);
$characterComics->dto(); // Chronoarc\Marvel\Dto\ComicDataWrapper

$characterEvents = $marvel->characters()->getCharacterEvents($superhero['id']);
$characterEvents->dto(); // Chronoarc\Marvel\Dto\EventDataWrapper

$characterStories = $marvel->characters()->getCharacterStories($superhero['id']);
$characterStories->dto(); // Chronoarc\Marvel\Dto\StoryDataWrapper

Advanced

Additionally, you can use the provided enums for query parameters:

use Chronoarc\Marvel\Enums\Comic\OrderBy;
use Chronoarc\Marvel\Enums\Comic\Format;

...

/** @var ComicDataWrapper $comics */
$comics = $this->connector->comics()->search(
  format: Format::comic,
  orderBy: [OrderBy::titleAsc],
)->dto();

Note: DTOs also have enums for their properties, so you can use them to access the data in a more predictable way.

🤝 Contributions Welcome

Your feedback and contributions are highly appreciated! Whether it’s submitting an issue, suggesting improvements, or adding new features, every bit helps make this SDK better for everyone.

Feel free to fork the repository, make pull requests, or just share ideas! Let's make this SDK awesome together.

📝 License

MIT

ChronoArc

This SDK is made for ChronoArc, an app I am trying to build an app that lets you create reading guides, subscribe to already created guides, and track your progress towards reading a specific guide.

There's another SDK that uses Comicvine API, which is also part of the ChronoArc project. You can check it out at chronoarc/comicvine-sdk.