jansenfelipe / loggi-php
Abstraction layer PHP to integrate with a Loggi API
Requires
- php: >=5.6
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^5
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Last update: 2024-10-11 22:53:02 UTC
README
Abstraction layer PHP to integrate with a Loggi API.
Read More https://docs.api.loggi.com/docs
HowTo Use
First, install library:
$ composer require jansenfelipe/loggi-php
Just instantiate the resource you want to consume.
In the example below I'm looking for all the Shops:
<?php use JansenFelipe\LoggiPHP\Presto\ShopResource; use JansenFelipe\LoggiPHP\Presto\OrderResource; use JansenFelipe\LoggiPHP\Presto\Entities\LocationEntity; $shopResource = new ShopResource(); $result = $shopResource->all(); foreach ($result as $shop) { echo $shop->id; echo $shop->pk; echo $shop->name; } /* * Now, I will estimate the price to deliver at a certain point */ $from = $result[0]; //Get a first shop $orderResource = new OrderResource(); $to = new LocationEntity(); $to->latitude = -19.8579253; $to->longitude = -43.94522380000001; $result = $orderResource->estimation($from, $to); echo 'Estimated price: '. $result->price;
Setup
The above example assumes that the environment variables LOGGI_API_URL
, LOGGI_API_EMAIL
and LOGGI_API_KEY
are configured.
By default, the request will be sent in the production environment.
If you want, you can instantiate the LoggiClient
manually and inject into the resource.
For example:
<?php use JansenFelipe\LoggiPHP\Presto\ShopResource; use JansenFelipe\LoggiPHP\LoggiClient; $client = new LoggiClient(LoggiClient::SANDBOX, 'my-email@gmail.com', 'my-key-api'); $shopResource = new ShopResource($client);
Available resources
- Presto
- ShopResource
- all() : ShopEntity[]
- OrderResource
- estimation(from:ShopEntity, to:LocationEntity) : EstimateEntity
- ShopResource
Entities
Standalone
You can run a query without using resources. Just call the executeQuery($query)
method of the LoggiClient
class.
For example, let's look at all the cities where Loggi operates:
<?php use JansenFelipe\LoggiPHP\LoggiClient; use JansenFelipe\LoggiPHP\Query; $client = new LoggiClient(LoggiClient::SANDBOX, 'my-email@gmail.com', 'my-key-api'); $query = new Query([ 'allCities' => [ 'edges' => [ 'node' => ['pk', 'name', 'slug'] ] ] ]); $response = $client->executeQuery($query);
License
The MIT License (MIT)