select-co/sage200-api-end-points

Sage200 PHP API EndPoints. 2025-R2 - 2025.02 - 12.00.0059

2025.02.01 2025-12-09 16:00 UTC

Requires

• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^6.0|^7.0
• select-co/sage200-api-client: *

MIT

README

Sage 200 PHP API End Points is a lightweight wrapper of request/response classes ("end points") for the Sage 200 REST API.

It is designed to be used together with the companion transport/client library select-co/sage200-api-client, which provides the HTTP connector, authentication, response handling, and an OData query builder.

• Package: select-co/sage200-api-end-points
• License: MIT
• Version: 2025.02 (2025-R2 – 2025.02 – 12.00.0059)
• Issues: https://github.com/SelectCo/sage200-api-end-points/issues
• Source: https://github.com/SelectCo/sage200-api-end-points
• Client: https://github.com/SelectCo/sage200-api-client

Details

For further details, please refer to the API Client repository Sage 200 API Client.

Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require select-co/sage200-api-end-points:2025.02.01

This package depends on:

• select-co/sage200-api-client — provides Sage200Connector, Response, and SageODataBuilder
• guzzlehttp/guzzle (via the client library)

Composer will install the required dependencies automatically.

Project structure (high level)

src/
  Resource/
    Stock/
      WarehouseHoldingsResource.php
      WarehousesResource.php
    ...
  Requests/
    Stock/
      WarehouseHoldings/
        GetWarehouseHoldings.php
        GetWarehouseHolding.php
        PostWarehouseHoldings.php
        PutWarehouseHolding.php
        DelWarehouseHolding.php
        ...

Versioning and compatibility

This package targets the Sage 200 2025-R2 release series (2025.02 – 12.00.0059). End points may map closely to the Sage 200 REST API of that era. For newer Sage 200 versions or API changes, please check the issue tracker or open a new issue/PR.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open issues and pull requests on GitHub. When adding new endpoints:

• Follow existing namespace and folder conventions (Resource vs Requests).
• Mirror file/class naming patterns and code style.
• Include brief PHPDoc for methods and constructor parameters.

License

MIT License. See the LICENSE file if present, or the header in composer.json.