Anytime API PHP-SDK

The purpose of this package is to facilitate the implementation of our API.

For the complete API documentation and cookbooks please visit our developer website here:

• Documentation: https://developers.anyti.me/fr/api-documentation
• Cookbooks: https://developers.anyti.me/fr/api-cookbook

Installation

composer require lecompteanytime/api-php-sdk

Implementation

Follow the examples below to create your client and requests.

Instantiate the client

Fulfill the parameters below with the connection information supplied by Anytime:

$client = (new ApiClientFactory())->create([
    'version'           =>  'v1.0',
    'client-id'         =>  'YourOAuth2ClientId',
    'client-secret'     =>  'YourOAuth2ClientSecret',
    'username'          =>  'YourOAuth2Username',
    'password'          =>  'YourOAuth2Password',
    'private-key'       =>  'YourPrivateRSAKey'
], Environment::SANDBOX);

Use Environment::PRODUCTION to create a production client.

Available APIs

Before making requests let's take a look to the available APIs:

• AccountBalance
• AccountCardList
• AccountCreation
• AccountIbanCreation
• AccountIbanStatement
• AccountCreditTransfer
• AccountInfo
• AccountKyc
• AccountList
• AccountStatement
• AccountStatementDetails
• AccountUpdate
• AccountVirtualIbanCreation
• ApiCheck
• ApiCheckPost
• CardCredit
• CardDebit
• CardDetailsDisplay
• CardInfo
• CardOrder
• CardSendPan
• CardSendPin
• CardGetPan
• CardGetPin
• CardTransaction
• CardTransactionDetails
• CardUpdate
• OrderTracking
• RequestMultiRequest

All these APIs are callable with the api() method like this:

$api = $client->api()->theApiName();

Create a token

If you don't have yet a valid token, you can create it by calling the "generateToken" method of the client. The token will be initialized directly in the client and returned by the method:

try {
    $token = $client->generateToken();
    echo $token;
} catch(ApiClientException $e) {
    echo 'ERROR: ' . $e->getMessage();
}

If you have already a token, you can just call the method "initToken" of the client:

$client->initToken($yourToken);

Helpers

We have created several helpers classes to help you to fulfill request params with the correct values. These helpers are classes containing only constants:

• AccountType : Contains the 2 possibles account type values (business and consumer)
• CardStatus : The different card status (Blocked, Activated, and so on...)
• CardType : Plastic, virtual...
• Country : A list of available country codes
• Currency : All the currencies
• Environment : The available environments (PRODUCTION & SANDBOX)
• Gender : M / F
• Language : The available languages

Making requests

The flow is always the same:

1. You create a request
2. You fill the parameters if required
3. You send the request and a response object is returned.

All the returned data are available through the response object getters.

Your first request

To check if all is working fine you can try to call the "GET apicheck" API:

$api = $client->api()->apiCheck();

$request = $api->createRequest();

try {
    $response = $api->sendRequest($request);
    echo $response->getDateTime()->format('Y-m-d H:i:s');
} catch(ApiClientException $e) {
    echo "ERROR: " . $e->getMessage();
}

You can also check post method with the "POST apicheck" API

$api = $client->api()->apiCheckPost();

$request = $api->createRequest()
    ->setTestParam('This is a test value');
;

try {
    $response = $api->sendRequest($request);
    echo $response->getTestParam(); // This should print "This is a test value"
} catch(ApiClientException $e) {
    echo "ERROR: " . $e->getMessage();
}

Retrieve accounts list

$accountListApi = $client->api()->accountList();
$request = $accountListApi->createRequest();

try {
    $response = $accountListApi->sendRequest($request);

    foreach($response->getAccounts() as $account) {
        echo $account->getAccId() . ' - ' . $account->getAccType() . "\n";
    }
} catch(ApiClientException $e) {
    echo 'ERROR: ' . $e->getMessage();
}