README

The Bananatag API PHP Library is used in conjunction Bananatag's REST API (currently in alpha, available on request only). The Bananatag REST API allows users access to all data associated with their account and sub-accounts.

Installation

Composer

"require": {
    "bananatag/bananatag-api-php": "dev-master"
}

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Requires

• PHP 5.3+
• CURL 7.30.0+.

Basic Usage

Get All Tags

<?php
    use Bananatag\Api;
    
    // Create Api class instance
    $btag = new Api('AuthID', 'Access Key');
	
    // Make request for all tags in date range
	$results = $btag->request("tags", ['start'=>'2015-01-01', 'end'=>'2015-02-01']);
	
    // Print list of tags
    echo "Total Tags: " . count($results['data']) . "<br><hr><br>";
    
    print_r($results['data']);
    

Pagination

Each time you make a request with the same parameters, the library automatically grabs the next page.

<?php
$btag = new Api('AuthID', 'Access Key');

function getTags(&$btag) {
    $results = $btag->request("tags", []);

    echo $results['paging']['cursors']['next'];

    if ($results['paging']['cursors']['next'] < $results['paging']['cursors']['total']) {
        sleep(1.2);
        getTags($btag);
    }
}

getTags($btag);

The recursive example above could be written:

<?php
// Page 1
$results = $btag->request("tags", []);
// Page 2
$results = $btag->request("tags", []);
// Page 3, etc
$results = $btag->request("tags", []);

Or you can manually choose a page:

<?php
// Page 1
$results = $btag->request("tags", ['page'=>1]);
// Page 3
$results = $btag->request("tags", ['page'=>3]);
// Page 2
$results = $btag->request("tags", ['page'=>2]);

Request Limit

The API is limited to 1 request per second.

License

Licensed under the MIT License.