coulterpeterson / cloudways-api
A Class which contains a collection of Cloudways API for ease of use. All the available API from the Cloudways Docs are included. Happy Coding.
Requires
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^7.2
README
Forked from mohamedshuaau/cloudways-api.
This API is built to make your coding experience less stressful and help you get started without the hassle of extra codes. This package contains a class with all the functions which are available on the official API Documentation of Cloudways.
Please bare in mind that some of these functions may not work as intended as Cloudways API is still on beta version. Some of the URL's does not output the expected results.
Installation
composer require coulterpeterson/cloudways-api
This package requires guzzlehttp to work but it will automatically be installed with this package. If you are still having trouble with guzzle, manually install with:
composer require guzzlehttp/guzzle
For normal use cases, or if you want to just include the class file separately, feel free for download the file and use it at your convenience.
Usage
As mentioned earlier, the class contains all the RESTAPI calls available in Cloudways. To see the available functions, please visit the cloudways official documentation at: https://developers.cloudways.com/docs/ Here you will find all the information, required parameters and types of values required.
Basic Usage:
// Use Composer's autoload (if using Laravel, the package will be loaded as a service automatically)
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
//Here is where you define the email address and your API key from Cloudways
$CW_API = new \CoulterPeterson\CloudwaysApi\CloudwaysAPIClient('example@gmail.com', 'API_KEY');
//Magic
$server_settings = $CW_API->get_server_settings('12345'); // (Server ID)
//object to json
$json = json_encode($server_settings);
//json to json array
$decode = json_decode($json, true);
return $decode;
Expected Result:
{"settings":{"apc.shm_size":"32","character_set_server":"ascii","date.timezone":"","display_errors":"Off","error_reporting":"E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT","execution_limit":"60","innodb_buffer_pool_size":"","innodb_lock_wait_timeout":"","key_buffer_size":"","max_connections":"150","max_input_time":"60","max_input_vars":"2500","memory_limit":"128","mod_xdebug":"disable","nginx_http2":"enable","package_versions":{"fpm":"enable","mariadb":"","mysql":"5.7","php":"7.3","redis":""},"short_open_tag":"off","static_cache_expiry":"43200","upload_size":"10","wait_timeout":""}}
The result originally comes as an object and we are using the json_encode to change it to a json. And afterwards we use the json_decode with the second parameter true to change it to a json array. And the output is as shown on the above example.
There are approximately a 140 functions which are available from the Cloudways docs. The function names are respective to the names given in the Cloudways docs.
Please refer to the Functions List for all the available functions and required parameters.
Feel free to open any suggestions or issues. Your suggestions and helps are always open. Happy Coding! :)