dsl/mytarget-client-bundle

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1.0.1 2017-02-07 22:31 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.5
• dsl/cache-control: ~0.1
• dsl/my-target-sdk: >=1.0.1
• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^6.2
• predis/predis: ^1.0
• symfony/framework-bundle: >=2.7.3

Apache License 2.0

• Vasil coylOne Kulakov

README

This bundle provides easy setup for MyTarget SDK client in symfony framework.

Install using composer

Since the bundle and SDK are not stable it's reasonable to use dev-master revisions. The stable version is coming soon. composer require dsl/my-target-client-bundle:~0.4.0 Add \DSL\MyTargetClientBundle\DslMyTargetClientBundle to your symfony AppKernel.

<?php
class AppKernel extends Kernel
{
//...
    public function registerBundles()
    {
        ...
        $bundles = [ ... , new \DSL\MyTargetClientBundle\DslMyTargetClientBundle(), ];
        ...
        return $bundles;
    }
//...
}

Configure Symfony bundle

In the example below 2 separate clients are configured:

dsl_my_target_client:
    redis_lock_client: acme.bundle.service.predis_client            #id of predis client service. Must be configured in your app to store locks.
    redis_token_client: acme.bundle.service.predis_client           #id of predis client service. Must be configured in your app to store tokens cache. Can be the same as previous.
    lock_prefix: lock_                                              #keys prefix for reddis
    lock_lifetime: 300                                              #lifetime for token lock. default value is 300
    default_client: test
    clients:
        main:
            auth:
                client_id: 12                                       #your mytarget client id
                client_secret: someclientsecret                     #your mytarget client secret
            guzzle_client: acme.bundle.service.guzzle_client        #custom guzzle client. not required
        test:
            auth:
                client_id: 49
                client_secret: someotherclientsecret
            transport_service: acme.bundle.service.guzzle_client    #custom http transport. not required

Usage

With the config above you can use two services:

dsl.my_target_client.service.client.test dsl.my_target_client.service.client.main

Also, the bundle creates the alias dsl.mytarget_client.client for a service, specified in the default_client parameter. In this example the alias dsl.mytarget_client.client points to dsl.my_target_client.service.client.test but by default the default_client parameter is equals main. So if you omit this parameter, alias will point to dsl.my_target_client.service.client.main.

<?php 
//...
    $mtClient =$this->getContainer()->get('dsl.my_target_client.client'); // dsl.my_target_client.service.client.test
    // or $mtClient =$this->getContainer()->get('dsl.my_target_client.service.client.main');
    $mtMapper =$this->getContainer()->get('dsl.my_target_client.service.mapper');
    $bannerOperator = new BannerOperator($mtClient, $mtMapper);
    var_dump( $bannerOperator->all() );
//...

Middlewares

You can create your own middlewares and mark them with a tag <tag name="dsl.my_target_client.middleware" radius="128" client="client-name" />.
If you specify client attribute this middleware will be added to this client only, otherwise all clients will receive it.
By default all middlewares get the radius of PHP_INT_MAX, you can specify any other desirable value in the range from PHP_INT_MIN to PHP_INT_MAX. You can think of a middleware as a spherical layer and the radius is a proximity of the middleware to the centre of the sphere, where HttpTransport is at the centre.