The Groeigids API Client is a PHP library designed to interact with the Elkander Groeigids API, making it easy to fetch and manage articles and themes. Swagger documentation of the API can be found here.
- Fetch articles and themes from the Groeigids API
- JSON schema validation for API responses
- Support for query parameters and sorting
- Custom exceptions for error handling
- PHP 8.1+
- Composer
- A valid API key for the Groeigids API
- A PSR-18 compatible HTTP client
- A PSR-17 compatible HTTP factory implementation
To install the Groeigids API Client, use Composer:
composer require endeavour/groeigids-api-client
To run integration tests, a .env file should be created in the root of the project with the following content:
GROEIGIDS_API_KEY=your-api-key-here
To use the Groeigids API Client, create an instance of the GroeigidsApiClient
class:
use Endeavour\GroeigidsApiClient\Infrastructure\HttpClient\GroeigidsClient;
$client = new GroeigidsClient(
ClientInterface,
RequestFactoryInterface,
new ResponseDataBuilder(),
new ResponseValidator(new Opis\Validator()),
getenv('GROEIGIDS_API_KEY')
);
Now fetching articles and themes is as simple as calling the fetchArticles
and fetchThemeArticles
methods:
$articles = $client->fetchArticles();
$themes = $client->fetchThemeArticles();
The fetchArticles
and fetchThemeArticles
methods accept an optional array of query parameters:
$articles = $client->fetchArticles(page: 1, size: 10);
$themes = $client->fetchThemeArticles(page: 2, size: 50);
The fetchArticles
and fetchThemeArticles
methods also accept an optional TypedArray object containing sorting parameters:
$sortParameters = new TypedArray(SortParameter::class, [
new SortParameter('title', 'asc'),
new SortParameter('order', 'desc')
]);
$articles = $client->fetchArticles(sort: $sortParameters);
Other functions are available to fetch articles by ID, by breadcrumb or those modified after a certain date:
$articleById = $client->fetchArticle(1);
$articleByBreadcrumb = $client->fetchArticleByBreadcrumb('article-breadcrumb');
$articlesAfterDate = $client->fetchModfifiedArticlesAfterDate(new DateTime('2020-01-01'))
To run the unit tests, use PHPUnit (make sure a .env file is present in the root of the project):
make up
make test
Contributions are welcome!
This project is licensed under the MIT License.