certly/threatexchange

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ThreatExchange client.

v1.4.1 2016-10-19 23:20 UTC

Requires

• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^6.1

Unknown License

• Ian Carroll

README

Interact with the ThreatExchange API via PHP.

composer require certly/threatexchange

Documentation

Initialize a ThreatExchange object with your application ID and application secret. All API calls will return a stdClass with the result.

$tx = new Certly\ThreatExchange\ThreatExchange("123", "abc");
echo var_dump($tx->getThreatExchangeMembers());

You can call other endpoints not directly implemented with the call function. You'll be authenticated automatically.

$tx = new Certly\ThreatExchange\ThreatExchange("123", "abc");
$tx->call("/898557073557972/descriptors", "GET");

If you need to pass parameters for a GET or POST request, just pass an associative array.

$tx = new Certly\ThreatExchange\ThreatExchange("123", "abc");
$tx->call("/898557073557972/descriptors", "GET", [
    "param_name" => "param_value"
]);

You can also use GET and POST specific functions.

$tx = new Certly\ThreatExchange\ThreatExchange("123", "abc");
$tx->get("/898557073557972/descriptors", [
    "param_name" => "param_value"
]);

If you want to retrieve more results, simply use the next function with the pagination URL returned from your previous request.

$tx = new Certly\ThreatExchange\ThreatExchange("123", "abc");
$result = $tx->getThreatIndicators("domain", "ian.sh", ["limit" => 1]);
$tx->next($result->paging->next);