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Logic4 client

Please note that this API client is not created or maintained by Logic4. For questions about Logic4 or it's API please contact Logic4 support.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require webparking/logic4-client

Configuration

In order to use the Logic4 API, you need to configure the AccessTokenManager with your credentials. You can do this by calling the configure method on the AccessTokenManager instance.

The following configuration options are required

public_key - The public key of your Logic4 account
company_key - The company key of your Logic4 account
username - The username of your Logic4 account
secret_key - The secret key of your Logic4 account
password - The password of your Logic4 account
administration_id - The administration id of your Logic4 account

The access token is automatically refreshed when it expires and stored in the cache. The cache object is set using the $cache property on the AccessTokenManager class and should implement the Psr\SimpleCache\CacheInterface interface.

After configuring the AccessTokenManager you can use any request class in your application without having to worry about the access token and other middleware.

Example configuration

# In this example, we load the configuration from a .env file.
$dotEnv = Dotenv\Dotenv::createImmutable(__DIR__);
$credentials = $dotEnv->load()

# We use the ArrayStore for testing purposes, but you can use any cache implementation that implements the Psr\SimpleCache\CacheInterface interface.
$cache = new \Illuminate\Cache\Repository(new \Illuminate\Cache\ArrayStore());
    
$tokenManager = new \Webparking\Logic4Client\AccessTokenManager($cache);
$tokenManager->configure($credentials);

# Initialize the ClientFactory using the AccessTokenManager
$clientFactory = new \Webparking\Logic4Client\ClientFactory($tokenManager);

# Initialize the request class using the ClientFactory
$request = new \Webparking\Logic4Client\Requests\ProductRequest($clientFactory);
$request->getProducts([
    'DebtorId' => 1,
]);

Laravel integration

Integration with Laravel is easily done by configuring the AccessTokenManager after it has been resolved by the Laravel IoC Container.

Add the following code to your AppServiceProvider class:

use Webparking\Logic4Client\AccessTokenManager;

$this->app
    ->afterResolving(AccessTokenManager::class, fn (AccessTokenManager $tokenManager) => $tokenManager->configure([
        'public_key' => config('services.logic4.public_key'),
        'company_key' => config('services.logic4.company_key'),
        'username' => config('services.logic4.username'),
        'secret_key' => config('services.logic4.secret_key'),
        'password' => config('services.logic4.password'),
        'administration_id' => config('services.logic4.administration_id'),
    ]));

This makes it possible to directly use any request class in your application without having to worry about the access token and other middleware.

Example request

use Webparking\Logic4Client\Requests\ProductRequest;
use Webparking\Logic4Client\Data\Product;
use Illuminate\Support\Collection;

/** @return array<Product> */
public function index(ProductRequest $productRequest, int $debtorId): array
{
    $products = $productRequest->getProducts([
        'DebtorId' => $debtorId,
    ]);
    
    return iterator_to_array($products);
}

Testing

You can test the package by running ./vendor/bin/phpunit in the root of the project. Make sure install the dependencies by running composer install before running the tests.

composer install
./vendor/bin/phpunit

Contributing

Please report any issue you find in the issues page. Pull requests are more than welcome.

Generating endpoints

The endpoints can automatically be generated using the generate command. This command will generate a request class for each endpoint and a client class that can be used to instantiate the request classes.

make generate

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

webparking / logic4-client

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