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Clien SDK to access PAM

Requirements

PHP 5.6.0+

Installation

Include the library via Composer

$ composer require pushandmotion/pamsdk-php:dev-master

Include the Composer autoloader:

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

Usage

Install PAM script (Track page view)

Create PAM Script from your backend code and echo it into HTML just before the </body> tag

$baseUrl = 'https://<your-pam-website>.com';
$username = '<your-username>';
$password = '<your-password>';
$appId = '<your-app-id>';
$secret = '<your-app-secret>';

$sdk = new \PAM\Sdk($baseUrl, $username, $password, $appId, $secret);
$pamScript = $sdk->createTrackingScript(
    [
        'field-1' => 'value-1',
        'field-2' => 'value-2',
        'field-N' => 'value-N',
        'content-tags' => $sdk->createTags(['content-tag1','content-tag2'])
    ]);

If you use some kind of MVC framework so in your view should have something like this (the actual code will depends on your framework)
```
<html>
<body>
    <h1>Hello, PAM</h1>

    {!! $pamScript !!}
</body>
</html>
```
After install the script in HTML page then verify the script by inspecting the network request from your browser when load page; you will see the POST request /event call with JSON response id and sid

Make Form Submit

When you receive form submission from your website, you can forward those form data to PAM by calling submitForm method

$result = $sdk->submitForm(
            '1', //formId must match the formId received from PAM backend
            [
                'param-1' => 'value-1',
                'param-2' => 'value-2',
                ...
                'param-N' => 'value-N'
            ]);

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