README

This package provides a simple PHP Wrapper around the Becosoft Fashionpro API: http://api.fashionpro.becosoft.net/swagger/ui/index).

Please note:

• The endpoints are in Dutch. An English API is not yet available.
• The entities provided in this package written as used in the API, all other code is English based.

Requirements

• PHP >= 5.5

Installation

composer require stefandoorn/becosoft-fashionpro-nl-php-api

Usage

Create wrapper instance

/**
 * Api constructor.
 * @param GatewayInterface $gateway
 */
public function __construct(GatewayInterface $gateway)

Quick start:

$gateway = GatewayFactory::get('apiKey', $debug = true);
$api = new Api($gateway);

The API allows you to insert your own Gateway. The default Gateway (from the factory) uses a Guzzle instance for the API communication and a NullLogger instance for logging (no logging). Supply your own logger to make sure logging is possible. If needed, also supply your own gateway implementation.

GET items

• Use get on an entity to push a single GET request using the optional filters you specify. Refer to the API documentation which filters you can use per entity.
• Use getAll on an entity to get all items that adhere to your filter. The wrapper takes care of sending enough requests to fetch all items (using the take/skip parameters) in batches of 50 items.

Examples

Load Articles

$gateway = GatewayFactory::get('apiKey', $debug = true);
$api = new Api($gateway);
$entity = new Artikel($this->api);

$allArticles = $entity->getAll();

Load Articles with a filter

$gateway = GatewayFactory::get('apiKey', $debug = true);
$api = new Api($gateway);

$allArticles = $entity->getAll([
    'brand' => $brand,
    'internetPublished' => 'true',
]);

POST items

• Use post on an entity to push a single item to Becosoft

Examples

POST Weborder

$gateway = GatewayFactory::get('apiKey', $debug = true);
$api = new Api($gateway);
$entity = new BecosoftApi\Entity\Weborder($this->api);

$weborder = new BecosoftApi\Model\Weborder;
$weborder->WeborderId = 1;

...
$result = $entity->post($weborder->toJson();

Currently you have to insert a JSON object yourself, which gives flexibility. The Weborder model is simply a helper model to make sure you insert fields with the correct name.