The Corbado PHP SDK provides convenient access to the Corbado Backend API from applications written in the PHP language.
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- PHP 7.2 or later
- Composer
Use the following command to install the Corbado PHP SDK:
composer require corbado/php-sdk
To create a Corbado PHP SDK instance you need to provide your Project ID
and API secret
which can be found at the Developer Panel.
$config = new Corbado\Config("<Project ID>", "<API secret>");
$sdk = new Corbado\SDK($config);
A list of examples can be found in the integration tests here.
The Corbado PHP SDK provides the following services:
authTokens
for managing authentication tokens needed for own session management (examples)emailMagicLinks
for managing email magic links (examples)emailOTPs
for managing email OTPs (examples)sessions
for managing sessionssmsOTPs
for managing SMS OTPs (examples)users
for managing users (examples)validations
for validating email addresses and phone numbers (examples)
To use a specific service, such as sessions
, invoke it as shown below:
$user = $sdk->sessions()->getCurrentUser();
The Corbado PHP SDK throws exceptions for all errors. The following exceptions are thrown:
AssertException
for failed assertions (client side)ConfigException
for configuration errors (client side)ServerException
for server errors (server side)StandardException
for everything else (client side)
If the Backend API returns a HTTP status code other than 200, the Corbado PHP SDK throws a ServerException
. The ServerException
class provides convenient methods to access all important data:
try {
// Try to get non-existing user with ID 'usr-123456789'
$user = $sdk->users()->get('usr-123456789');
} catch (ServerException $e) {
// Show HTTP status code (404 in this case)
echo $e->getHttpStatusCode() . PHP_EOL;
// Show request ID (can be used in developer panel to look up the full request
// and response, see https://app.corbado.com/app/logs/requests)
echo $e->getRequestID() . PHP_EOL;
// Show full request data
var_dump($e->getRequestData());
// Show runtime of request in seconds (server side)
echo $e->getRuntime() . PHP_EOL;
// Show validation error messages (server side validation in case of HTTP
// status code 400 (Bad Request))
var_dump($e->getValidationMessages());
// Show full error data
var_dump($e->getError());
}
If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions, please open an issue.
Join our Slack channel to discuss questions or ideas with the Corbado team and other developers.
You can also reach out to us via email at vincent.delitz@corbado.com.
Please report suspected security vulnerabilities in private to security@corbado.com. Please do NOT create publicly viewable issues for suspected security vulnerabilities.