README

This document covers the basics of using SDK for PHP. For detailed documentation, please refer to the resources in docs directory:

• Client - basic API client usage
• Client Debugging - how to log API communication, and debug the integration
• Getting lists of resources
• Getting resource details
• Create resources - building data models and creating resources
• Deleting resources
• Updating resources
• Upgrade guide - upgrading from 1.x version to 2.x

Read more about the API in GetResponse API Docs and GetResponse API Reference.

Requirements

• PHP 7.3+

• cURL

• Composer or git

SDK installation

Using Composer

composer require getresponse/sdk-php

See https://getcomposer.org for details.

Using git

We recommend the composer installation. However, you can get SDK PHP by cloning the git project:

git clone https://github.com/GetResponse/sdk-php.git

The releases are available on GitHub: https://github.com/GetResponse/sdk-php/releases

Creating client

To create a GetResponse client object, use:

<?php

use Getresponse\Sdk\GetresponseClientFactory;

$client = GetresponseClientFactory::createWithApiKey('my_api_key');

API_KEY should be defined in the environment variable. You should define it in the global environment, command line of the script, or by putenv() during the startup of your framework (where do I find the API Key?)

Please see the GetResponseClientFactory class from PHP SDK for other factories.

Enterprise users

For the Enterprise environment please use one of the Enterprise factories, e.g.:

<?php

use Getresponse\Sdk\GetresponseClientFactory;

$client = GetresponseClientFactory::createEnterprisePLWithApiKey('my_api_key', 'myexampledomain.com');

or:

<?php

use Getresponse\Sdk\GetresponseClientFactory;

$client = GetresponseClientFactory::createEnterpriseUSWithApiKey('my_api_key', 'myexampledomain.com');

You have to provide the domain registered in GetResponse. Please see the GetResponseClientFactory class from Getresponse\Sdk namespace for other functions and other authorization methods.

Processing single and multiple operations

To send a single operation (request), you have to create an operation object (possibly with params) and send by defined client.

Example:

<?php

use Getresponse\Sdk\Operation\Campaigns\GetCampaigns\GetCampaigns; 

$campaignsOperation = new GetCampaigns();
$response = $client->call($campaignsOperation);

As a result, you will get a response object.

You can send multiple operations with one request. This will speed up operations with parallel processing. Please note that throttling limits will apply (read more in API limits and throttling documentation).

<?php

$operationsArray = array($operation1, $operation2, $operation3);
$responsesCollection = $client->callMany($operationsArray);

As a result, you will get a collection of responses. The responses are in the same order as the operations in an array.

Handling responses

To get a response, call:

<?php

$response = $client->call($campaignsOperation);

Checking response status

To determine if a response was successful, use:

<?php

$response->isSuccess();

To get HTTP status of response, use:

<?php

$response->getResponse()->getStatusCode();

Response data

The response is compatible with PSR-7.

Examples:

To get the data from response (as array):

<?php

$response->getData();

To get unprocessed data, from a response (in a serialized JSON format):

<?php

$response->getResponse()->getBody()->getContents();

To get the response size:

<?php

$response->getResponse()->getBody()->getSize();

To get the pagination data:

<?php

$response->isPaginated();

$response->getPaginationValues();