README

see https://www.versioneye.com/api/ for API documentation

Installation

There are 2 ways to install it:

Download the Phar (recommended)
Install from source code

Download the Phar (recommended)

download the latest version from the Releases section or from the cli:

$ wget https://github.com/digitalkaoz/versioneye-php/releases/download/1.0.0/versioneye.phar //or latest stable

Install as global Composer Package

$ composer g require digitalkaoz/versioneye-php

now you can run ~/.composer/vendor/bin/versioneye maybe add this folder to your PATH variable.

Install from source code

first you have to decide which http adapter to use. The library supports all adapters supported by php-http/httpplug

$ composer require digitalkaoz/versioneye-php

##Usage

all API endpoints are implemented, see https://www.versioneye.com/api/ for their detailed docs.

programmatic:

<?php

use Rs\VersionEye\Client;

$api = (new Client())->api('services');     // Rs\VersionEye\Api\Services
$api->ping(); //array

//other implemented APIs
$api = (new Client())->api('github');       // Rs\VersionEye\Api\Github
$api = (new Client())->api('me');           // Rs\VersionEye\Api\Me
$api = (new Client())->api('projects');     // Rs\VersionEye\Api\Projects
$api = (new Client())->api('products');     // Rs\VersionEye\Api\Products
$api = (new Client())->api('sessions');     // Rs\VersionEye\Api\Sessions
$api = (new Client())->api('users');        // Rs\VersionEye\Api\Users

cli:

Here some usage examples.

$ bin/versioneye services:ping
$ bin/versioneye products:search symfony

Or with the phar file.

php versioneye.phar products:search "symfony"
php versioneye.phar products:show "php" "symfony:symfony"

The last command requires that you have setup your API Key correctly.

##Configuration

to store your generated API Token globally you can create a global config file in your home directory:

~/.veye.rc we share the same config file with the ruby cli https://github.com/versioneye/veye

the file would look like:

:api_key: YOUR_API_TOKEN

now you dont have to pass your token on each call!

##CLI Tool

to build a standalone phar, simply execute the following commands.

$ composer require --dev kherge/box
$ vendor/bin/box build
$ php versioneye.phar

Commands:

The Commands are autogenerated by introspecting the API Implementations. Each Public Method is a Command, each Method Parameter will be translated into a InputArgument or InputOption.

 github
  github:delete           remove imported project.
  github:hook             GitHub Hook.
  github:import           imports project file from github.
  github:repos            lists your's github repos.
  github:show             shows the detailed information for the repository.
  github:sync             re-load github data.
 me
  me:comments             shows comments of authorized user.
  me:favorites            shows favorite packages for authorized user.
  me:notifications        shows unread notifications of authorized user.
  me:profile              shows profile of authorized user.
 products
  products:follow         follow your favorite software package.
  products:follow_status  check your following status.
  products:references     shows all references for the given package.
  products:search         search packages.
  products:show           detailed information for specific package.
  products:unfollow       unfollow given software package.
  products:versions       shows all version for the given package.
 projects
  projects:all            shows user`s projects.
  projects:create         upload project file.
  projects:delete         delete given project.
  projects:licenses       get grouped view of licences for dependencies.
  projects:merge          merge two projects together.
  projects:merge_ga       merge two projects together (only for maven projects).
  projects:show           shows the project's information.
  projects:unmerge        unmerge two projects.
  projects:update         update project with new file.
 services
  services:ping           Answers to request with basic pong.
 sessions
  sessions:close          delete current session aka log out.
  sessions:open           creates new sessions.
  sessions:show           returns session info for authorized users.
 users
  users:comments          shows user's comments.
  users:favorites         shows user's favorite packages.
  users:show              shows profile of given user_id.

FAQ

default HTTP-Adapter

since we are relying on php-http we dont ship a default http implementation. (for dev we do)

choose one of these Client Adapters and require it with composer and puli will discover it for you, and we will use it!

implement a new HTTP Adapter

simply implement the Rs\VersionEye\Http\HttpClient Interface:

<?php
class MyHttpClient implements HttpClient
{
    /**
     * @inheritDoc
     */
    public function request($method, $url, array $params = [])
    {
        //implement your own special http handling here
    }
}

and then pass it the the Client:

<?php 

$api = (new Client(new MyHttpClient))->api('users');

writing a new Api

simply implement the Rs\VersionEye\Api\Api Interface:

<?php
namespace Rs\VersionEye\Api;

class Foo implements Api
{
    /**
     * awesome api endpoint
     */
    public function bar($bar, $bazz=1)
    {
        //implement api endpoint
    }
}

the you have to register the Api in the CommandFactory (maybe even that could be autogenerated by searching all implementors of Interface Rs\VersionEye\Api\Api):

<?php 
class CommandFactory
{
    /**
     * generates Commands from all Api Methods
     *
     * @param  array     $classes
     * @return Command[]
     */
    public function generateCommands(array $classes = [])
    {
        $classes = $classes ?: [
            //...
            'Rs\VersionEye\Api\Foo'
        ];
    }
}

be aware that each public method would be exposed as Command. Mandatory Parameters will be InputArguments, optionals will be a InputOption. The Command description would be taken from the phpdoc!

So the above example will be generated to this Command:

foo:bar --bazz=1 bar      //awesome api endpoint

Writing a new Console Output Formatter

by default the Command tries to find the same API method in the Output Classes (if not it will output the data as simple print_r:

Rs\VersionEye\Api\Github:sync API ----> Rs\VersionEye\Output\Github:sync Output

so for the above Example simply create the following Class:

<?php

namespace Rs\VersionEye\Output;

class Foo
{
    public function bar(OutputInterface $output, $response)
    {
        //output the $response (API Result)
    }
}

thats all.

##Tests

$ composer test

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