onehourtranslation/api2

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PHP client library for One Hour Translation API (version 2)

v1.1 2019-07-14 07:58 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0
• lib-curl: *

Unknown License

• Oren Yagev
• Max Belushkin

• translation
• api
• one hour translation
• onehourtranslation

README

Introduction

One Hour Translation™ provides translation, proofreading and transcription services worldwide. The following API library allows customers to submit and monitor jobs automatically and remotely.

Preconditions and Dependencies

Authentication

1. Register as a customer on One Hour Translation.
2. Request your API Keys here.

Dependencies

1. PHP >5.3
2. PHP cURL Library

Installation - Method 1:

Download this library to your project's 3rd party libraries path:

git clone https://github.com/OneHourTranslation/API-2-Client-PHP /your-project/vendor/OHT

And include the library in your project:

<?php
require_once 'path/to/OHTAPI.php';

Installation - Method 2:

Install with Composer:

"require" : {
	"onehourtranslation/api2" : ">=1.0"
} 

Starters' Guide

Configuration

The API Library must be instantiated and configured before calling any API method.

One method of configuration is done on object instantiation:

require_once 'path/to/OHTAPI.php';
$oht = new OHTAPI(array(
    'public_key',
	'secret_key',
	FALSE // or TRUE for using OHT Sandbox environment
));

If you plan on using multiple OHT accounts, use the above method. If you plan on using only one OHT account, you may use the following method instead:

require_once 'path/to/OHTAPI.php';
OHTAPI::config(array(
	'public_key',
	'secret_key',
	FALSE // or TRUE for using OHT Sandbox environment
));
$oht = OHTAPI::instance();

Running Methods

Once configure and initialized, you are ready to call API methods. For example, requesting account details:

$result = $oht->getAccountDetails();
var_dump($result);

On success, you may expect receiving a stdClass object populated with the relevant results.

Complete Example

require_once 'path/to/OHTAPI.php';
try {
    OHTAPI::config(array(
    	'public_key',
    	'secret_key',
    	FALSE // or TRUE for using OHT Sandbox environment
    ));
    $oht = OHTAPI::instance();
    $result = $oht->getAccountDetails();
    var_dump($result);
}catch(Exception $e){
	echo $e;
}

Where to go from here?

1. The easiest way to learn about features and implementation is to review and run the php examples in the "examples" folder of this library.
2. Use the api-console.php file in the examples folder to manually invoke API requests (don't forget to put this file under your web root folder).