anura/anura-sdk-php

Anura SDK for PHP.

2.0.0 2025-02-25 20:35 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.4
• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^7.9

Requires (Dev)

• clue/phar-composer: ^1.4
• phpunit/phpunit: ^11.3

GPL-3.0-only

README

The Anura SDK for PHP makes it easy for developers to access Anura Direct within their PHP code, and begin analyzing their traffic. You can get started in minutes by installing the SDK with Composer, or by downloading a single zip or phar file from our latest release.

Getting Started

1. Have an open active account with Anura - You can see more about Anura's offerings here.
2. Minimum Requirements - To use the SDK, you will need PHP >=7.4.

• If you're looking to install the SDK without Composer, see the Alternative Installation Methods section below.

1. Install the SDK - Using Composer is the easiest and recommended way to install it. The SDK is available on Packagist. If Composer is installed globally on your system, you can run the following command in the base directory of your project to add the SDK as a dependency:

composer require anura/anura-sdk-php

1. Using the SDK - The best way to start getting familiar with the SDK is to have a look at our Quick Examples section which covers the most common use-cases for it.

Alternative Installation Methods

Installing via PHAR

1. Download the PHAR from our latest release, and place it within your project.
2. Require or include the anura-sdk-php.phar file within your project.
3. You're good to go!

Installing via ZIP Archive

1. Download anura-sdk-php.zip from our latest release, extract it, and place anura-sdk-php/ within your project.
2. Require or include our autoloader at anura-sdk-php/autoload.php
3. You're good to go!

Quick Examples

Create the Anura Direct client

// Require the Composer autoloader.
require 'vendor/autoload.php';

// Or if you're using the PHAR, require/include that.
require '/path/to/anura-sdk-php.phar';

// Or if you're using the ZIP archive, require/include its autoloader.
require '/path/to/anura-sdk-php/autoload.php';

use Anura\AnuraDirect;
use Anura\DirectRequestBuilder;
use Anura\DirectRequest;
use Anura\AdditionalData;
use Anura\DirectResult;
use Anura\Excepion\AnuraException;
use Anura\Exception\AnuraClientException;
use Anura\Exception\AnuraServerException;

// Instantiate an Anura Direct client.
$direct = new AnuraDirect('your-instance-id-goes-here');

Set additional data for Anura Direct

/**
 * To send additional data to Anura Direct, use the AdditionalData class.
 * We will provide this object when calling $direct->getResult()
 */
$additionalData = new AdditionalData();
$additionalData->addElement(1, 'your-data-value');

Updating elements of additional data

/**
 * To update an element of additional data, 
 * simply add the element again but with a new value
 */
$indexToUpdate = 1;
$additionalData->addElement($indexToUpdate, 'your-new-data-value');

Removing an element of additional data

$indexToRemove = 1;
$additionalData->removeElement($indexToRemove);

Create a DirectRequest object for AnuraDirect client

$builder = new DirectRequestBuilder();
$request = $builder
                ->setIpAddress('visitors-ip-address')   // required
                ->setSource('your-source-value')        // optional
                ->setCampaign('your-campaign-value')    // optional
                ->setUserAgent('visitors-user-agent')   // optional
                ->setApp('visitors-app-id')             // optional
                ->setDevice('visitors-device-id')       // optional
                ->setAdditionalData($additionalData)    // optional
                ->build();

Get a result from Anura Direct

try {
    $result = $direct->getResult($request);
} catch (AnuraClientException $e) {
    // Handle 4XX responses here.
} catch (AnuraServerException $e) {
    // Handle 5XX responses here.
} catch (AnuraException $e) {
    /**
     * Handle any other exceptions that may have occurred.
     * Since AnuraClientException & AnuraServerException are children of AnuraException, 
     * feel free to remove those handling blocks if your handling logic is the same for both.
     */
}

// We got a result (a DirectResult object)! 
// See below for available properties & DirectResult objects.

// $result->isSuspect();
// $result->isNonSuspect();
// $result->isMobile();

// $anuraResult = $result->result;
// $visitorWasMobile = $result->mobile;
// $ruleSets = $result->ruleSets;
// $invalidTrafficType = $result->invalidTrafficType;

echo "result: $result";

API Reference

AnuraDirect

Can get results from Anura Direct. These results are fetched using Direct's /direct.json API endpoint.

Methods

getResult(DirectRequest $request): DirectResult

• Gets a result from Anura Direct.
• Exceptions thrown:
  • AnuraClientException: If a 4XX response is returned from Anura Direct.
  • AnuraServerException: If a 5XX response is returned from Anura Direct.
  • AnuraException: Base exception for the Anura SDK. Used for any unexpected exceptions caused when using the Anura SDK. Can also be used as a general catch-all exception for simpler error handling.

getInstance(): string

• Returns the instance you have set within the AnuraDirect client.

setInstance(string $instance): void

• Sets the instance of the AnuraDirect client to the $instance value passed.

AdditionalData

A class representing Additional Data for Anura Direct.

addElement(int $key, string $value): void

• Adds an element of data to your additional data.
• If you call addElement() multiple times with the same $key, the element at $key will simply be updated with the new $value.

removeElement(int $key): void

• Removes the element of additional data located at $key.
• Nothing will occur if you do not have a value stored at $key.

size(): int

• Returns the number of elements currently set within your additional data.

__toString(): string

• Returns your additional data as a JSON string.

DirectRequestBuilder

A builder class for creating a DirectRequest.

build(): DirectRequest

• Builds and returns the DirectRequest as configured.

setSource(string $source): DirectRequestBuilder

• Sets the source for the DirectRequest to be built.

setCampaign(string $campaign): DirectRequestBuilder

• Sets the campaign for the DirectRequest to be built.

setIpAddress(string $ipAddress): DirectRequestBuilder

• Sets the IP address for the DirectRequest to be built. Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported.

setUserAgent(string $userAgent): DirectRequestBuilder

• Sets the user agent for the DirectRequest to be built.

setApp(string $app): DirectRequestBuilder

• Sets the application package identifier for the DirectRequest to be built.

setDevice(string $device): DirectRequestBuilder

• Sets the device identifier for the DirectRequest to be built.

setAdditionalData(AdditionalData $additionalData): DirectRequestBuilder

• Sets the additional data for the DirectRequest to be built.

DirectRequest

An object that represents an Anura Direct API request.

getSource(): ?string

• Returns the source set within the DirectRequest instance.

setSource(string $source): void

• Sets the source of the DirectRequest instance to the $source value passed.

getCampaign(): ?string

• Returns the campaign set within the DirectRequest instance.

setCampaign(string $campaign): void

• Sets the campaign of the DirectRequest instance to the $campaign value passed.

getIpAddress(): string

• Returns the IP address set within the DirectRequest instance.

setIpAddress(string $ipAddress): void

• Sets the campaign of the DirectRequest instance to the $ipAddress value passed.

getUserAgent(): ?string

• Returns the user agent set within the DirectRequest instance.

setUserAgent(string $userAgent): void

• Sets the user agent of the DirectRequest instance to the $userAgent value passed.

getApp(): ?string

• Returns the application package identifier set within the DirectRequest instance.

setApp(string $app): void

• Sets the application package identifier of the DirectRequest instance to the $app value passed.

getDevice(): ?string

• Returns the device identifier set within the DirectRequest instance.

setDevice(string $device): void

• Sets the device identifier of the DirectRequest instance to the $device value passed.

getAdditionalData(): ?AdditionalData

• Returns the additional data set within the DirectRequest instance.

setAdditionalData(AdditionalData $additionalData): void

• Sets the additional data of the DirectRequest instance to the $additionalData passed.

DirectResult

The result upon a successful call to getResult() from the AnuraDirect client. It contains not only the result from Anura Direct, but some other methods to help you use the result.

Methods

isSuspect(): bool

• Returns whether or not the visitor has been determined to be suspect.

isNonSuspect(): bool

• Returns whether or not the visitor has been determined to be non-suspect.

isMobile(): bool

• Returns whether or not the visitor has been determined to be on a mobile device.

getResult(): string

• Besides using our isSuspect() or isNonSuspect() methods, you are also able to access the result value.

getRuleSets(): ?array

• If you have return rule sets enabled, you will be able to see which specific rules were violated upon a suspect result. This value will be null if the visitor is non-suspect, or if you do not have return rule sets enabled.
• You can talk to support about enabling or disabling the return rule sets feature.

getInvalidTrafficType: ?string

• If you have return invalid traffic type enabled, you will be able to access which type of invalid traffic occurred upon a suspect result.
• You can talk to support about enabling or disabling the return invalid traffic type feature.