By Pioncore https://github.com/pioncore/EasyPion-PHP
A simple class for making calls to Pion's RPC API using PHP.
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Include easypion.php into your PHP script:
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Initialize Pion connection/object:
$pion = new \pioncoin\EasyPion('username','password');Optionally, you can specify a host, port. Default is HTTP on localhost port 9953.
$pion = new \pioncoin\EasyPion('username','password','localhost','9953');If you wish to make an SSL connection you can set an optional CA certificate or leave blank
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Make calls to piond as methods for your object. Examples:
$pion->getinfo();$pion->getrawtransaction('be1bf890e0fbfcac38092a1a654b2e472d7a64c15cda04b706494f4087e8305b',1);$pion->getblock('000000000027169cc7e9b2f1541f1b822151e4981f51288ccfa83e575a42150c');$pion->mnbudget('show');
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When a call fails for any reason, it will return false and put the error message in $pion->error
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The HTTP status code can be found in $pion->status and will either be a valid HTTP status code or will be 0 if cURL was unable to connect.
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The full response (not usually needed) is stored in $pion->response while the raw JSON is stored in $pion->raw_response
This is forked from EasyDash-PHP by Alexandre Devilliers (https://github.com/elbereth/EasyDash-PHP). Original code is licenced under MIT.