This is a wrapper around Daxko API. The API is very minimal, so this implementation is fairly simple.

Install via composer as follows:

composer require forward-force/daxko-api-sdk

Daxko client relies on the access_token returned by auth request to Daxko authentication endpoint to access the API.

Requesting access_token using Daxko client:

$apiToken = \ForwardForce\Daxko\Daxko::getToken(
    '<client_id>',
    '<client_secret>',
    '<scope>',
    '<grant_type>'
);

The access_token returned by getToken can then be used to create a new client instance:

$daxkoClient = new \ForwardForce\Daxko\Daxko($apiToken['access_token']);

To avoid requesting a new token everytime a new client is needed, the token can be stored(encrypted) in some data store(Redis, Session, etc..).

Refreshing the access_token using refresh_token from a previous authentication

$apiToken = Daxko::refreshToken(
    '<client_id>',
    '<refresh_token>',
);

Get all classes for a given location and specific date range:

$classes = $daxkoClient->classes()
    ->all([
        'startDate' => '<2020-02-09>',
        'endDate' => '<2021-02-09>',
        'locationId' => '<5506>',
    ]);

Get a single class by ID:

$class = $daxkoClient->classes()->get('<class_id>');

Getting the value of a given field is as easy as accessing the class instance property:

$name = $class->name; // the actual class name

All Daxko entities inherit from DaxkoEntity class, which provide a hasErrors() and getErrors() method that can be used to verify if the client receive a successful response from the API:

$class = $daxkoClient->classes()->get('<class_id>');

 if ($class->hasErrors()) {
    var_dump($class->getErrors()));
}

To run locally, you can use the docker container provided here. You can run it like so:

docker-compose up

Then you can ssh into the php-fpm container. Please note, you need to set your DAXKO API key and SECRET as environmental variables $DAXKO_TOKEN and $DAXKO_SECRET respectively. However, the secret is not needed at this time you could set it to anything.

xdebug is fully configured to work as cli, hookup your favorite IDE to it and debug away!

There is auto-generated documentation as to how to run this library on local, please take a look at phpdocker/README.md

If you find an issue, have a question, or a suggestion, please don't hesitate to open a github issue.

Thank you to phpdocker.io for making getting PHP environments effortless!