mylittleparis/campaign-commander

Client for the Campaign Commander API (wrapper)

2.0.0 2015-02-11 17:18 UTC

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README

Campaign Commander is the stuff you need to manage your Campaign Commander.

About

PHP Campaign Commander is a library to communicate with the Campaign Commander API.

License

PHP Campaign Commander is BSD licensed.

Documentation

Requirements

  • PHP >= 5.4.4
  • soap extension

Installation through Composer

{
	"require": {
		"mylittleparis/campaign-commander": "dev-master"
	},
}	

Architecture

This library is structured on 2 layers:

  • Low-level API clients : only SOAP (using BeSimple lib) clients are provided (one for standard requests, one for requests containing attachments)
  • Mid-level API services : using low-level clients, they are mapped to CampaignCommander API methods and allow you to really work with CampaignCommander

Basic usage

Principle:

  1. Instantiate a mid-level service with an appropriate low-level API client factory
  2. Enjoy the service methods :)

Example : create an export from a segment

use BeSimple\SoapClient as Soap;
use MyLittle\CampaignCommander\API\SOAP as Client;
use MyLittle\CampaignCommander\Service as Service;

$clientFactory = new Client\StandardClientFactory(new Soap\SoapClientBuilder(), 'login', 'password', 'key', 'http://emvapi.emv3.com');
$service = new Service\MemberExportService($clientFactory);
try {
	$result = $service->createDownloadByMailinglist('ID_SEGMENT', 'ALL_MEMBERS', 'EMAIL,FIELD1', 'PIPE', 'true', 'EMAIL', 'true');
}

Testing

PHPUnit

this library comes with some unit tests. if you plan to run these tests, you can do it simply by running phpunit in the project root directory like that :

$ cd /path/to/lib
$ phpunit

For more information about PHPUnit, you can read the official documentation

The tests are located in the folder tests/.

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