README

PHP SDK to work with Covie's API

NOTE: This is pre-release software and is subject to change as we develop it.

Installation

We recommend that you use Composer to bring the Covie PHP SDK into your project.

$ composer require covie/sdk-php

Quickstart

Firstly, create a client using your own client-id and client-secret:

use Covie\SDK\Client;
$client = Client::createFromCredentials('client-id', 'client-secret');

Now that you have a client, you can interact with Covie.

Create an Integration

To create a new integration named test:

$integration = $sdk->integrations()->create('test');

You can then access the new integration's key using:

$key = $integration->getIntegrationKey();

The key can then be used with the SDK and other integration level API calls.

Retrieve Policy Data

To retrieve a policy, you need to know its ID which is of the form po_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and can then use:

$policy = $sdk->policies()->get($policyId);

Now that we have a policy, we can obtain the policy data in JSON format:

echo json_encode($policy->jsonSerialize(), JSON_PRETTY_PRINT) . PHP_EOL;

We can also retrieve its documents. For example to retrieve the declaration PDF and write to disk:

use Covie\SDK\Model\DocumentType;
$pdfContent = $sdk->policies()->getLatestDocumentOfType($policy, DocumentType::DECLARATION);
file_put_contents('declaration.pdf', $pdfContent);

The available types are listed in the DocumentType class.

Contributions

We are not accepting contributions to the Covie PHP SDK at this time.