woodynadobhar/infusionsoft

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A port of Infusionsoft's PHP SDK to composer package for Laravel 4

v1.0 2018-11-29 22:03 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0
• illuminate/support: 4.2.x

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• Alexander Manea
• Woody NaDobhar

README

This is a port of Infusionsoft's PHP SDK to Laravel 4 inspired by a similar project created by tshafer.

Motivation

Infusionsoft's API is business critical and being a control freak I wanted to take ownership over merging in future updates. I'll also be writing a db based logging system to track execution time on a per API call basis.

Installation Instructions

Install the package using composer and add the following entry to the array of service providers found in app/config/app.php:

'WoodyNaDobhar\Infusionsoft\InfusionsoftServiceProvider',

Also, add the facade alias to aliases array found in the same file:

'Infusionsoft' => 'WoodyNaDobhar\Infusionsoft\Facades\Infusionsoft',

You'll also need to publish the config file to your app/config/ directory by running the following from command line in your project root:

php artisan config:publish woodynadobhar/infusionsoft

This will copy the config file to app/config/packages/woodynadobhar/infusionsoft/ where you must set up your Infusionsoft application name and API key.

Usage

There are two ways of using this package. The first is to instantiate the iSDK object then run its methods:

Add the following to your app/routes.php and visit http://www.yourdomain.com/infusionsoft-test

Route::get('/infusionsoft-test', function()
{
	$sdk = Infusionsoft::sdk();
	$contactId = 12345;
	$result = $sdk->loadCon($contactId, array('FirstName','LastName','Email'));
	
	dd($result);
});

The second way is to instantiate the iSDK object then use Infusionsoft::execWithLog() to run the desired method:

Route::get('/infusionsoft-test', function()
{	
	$sdk = Infusionsoft::sdk();
	$contactId = 12345;
	$args = array( $contactId, array('FirstName','LastName','Email') );
	$result = Infusionsoft::execWithLog( $sdk, 'loadCon', $args );
	dd($result);
});

Using this second method is beneficial if you plan to use the API transaction time logging feature (coming soon) without needing to modify your code in the future. As of now Infusionsoft::execWithLog() just runs the requested method without any logging.