cradlephp/cradle-api

Cradle API Package

cradle-api

A developer management and API generator that includes management for the following. - Developer Applications - Developers can create applications with tokens for rest calls and webhooks - API Scopes - Admins can group REST calls into scopes which are options that developer apps can use - OAuth2 Server - Same protocols used in popular websites; developers can enable users to share their information with other applications - REST Generator - Admins can create standard REST calls without needing to program - Webhook Generator - Admins can create events that notifies 3rd party apps through developer apps - API Session Management - Admins can view activity and revoke access manually to any API users on the fly, _(*1)

Install

If you already installed Cradle, you may not need to install this because it should be already included., _(*2)

$ composer require cradlephp/cradle-api
$ bin/cradle cradlephp/cradle-api install
$ bin/cradle cradlephp/cradle-api sql-populate

How to Use

By default the cradle-api package tables will be empty. You can use this SQL script to manually populate it., _(*3)

api.sql, _(*4)

So when you populate the API schemas a new section /developer/app/search will be available. This is like facebook developer portal (but more raw). It also auto creates docs /developer/docs/scopes and /developer/docs/webhooks., _(*5)

REST

There's 3 kinds of rest calls:, _(*6)

• Public REST call: /rest/public/profile/search
• App REST call: /rest/public/profile/detail/1?client_id=94341e9d0776b73cc7142cc161faf0e688fdbfb2
• User REST call: /rest/user/app/search?access_token=8cddabc765dbba7cccaa156105af08c04455775c

You can expect this is following OAuth v2 specs (as well as Facebook's REST style) very closely. The following screenshot shows what the form fields are for in /admin/system/model/rest/create., _(*7)

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Paths in REST calls can also take route parameters like /profile/detail/:profile_id that will also be apart of the event call parameters., _(*9)

Web Hooks

Then web hooks are like Github's web hooks., _(*10)

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When you create a web hook it will then be available to the application to utilize. But beware the web hook url given should be valid, or else every time you create a profile, it will be slow (because it's trying to call that web hook url)., _(*12)

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This way allows to create APIs without needing to program. but, you can also program in your own REST calls and webhooks manually in any controller.php. We are not stopping you from doing that., _(*14)

OAuth v2

In /developer/app/search you can also try the 3-legged OAuth yourself., _(*15)

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This will redirect you to /dialog/request?client_id=94341e9d0776b73cc7142cc161faf0e688fdbfb2. You can use this same URL to authenticate via 3-Legged OAuth. For now, just click Allow., _(*17)

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When your done that it will return you back to the same screen with the same URL except with a code parameter. (ie. /developer/app/search?code=1234567890). If you have POST MAN you can call POST /rest/access?client_id=[your app key]&client_secret=[your app secret]&code=[the code you got earlier]. That will return session tokens in JSON as in the following., _(*19)

POST /rest/access?client_id=94341e9d0776b73cc7142cc161faf0e688fdbfb2&client_secret=d490f575cd1c48e1b970bb0427ae4ec2b2636403&code=b75272cbf7edbb7a434f77e904a27beb4fe08be7

{
    "error": false,
    "results": {
        "access_token": "f7b9427a17ad4f083fb109ba382a99ca",
        "access_secret": "9d5b6d575f13f2c14c5fa8cc843c07fd",
        "profile_id": "1",
        "profile_name": "John Doe",
        "profile_created": "2019-01-20 06:43:42"
    }
}

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Contributing to Cradle PHP

Thank you for considering to contribute to Cradle PHP., _(*21)

Please DO NOT create issues in this repository. The official issue tracker is located @ https://github.com/CradlePHP/cradle/issues . Any issues created here will most likely be ignored., _(*22)

Please be aware that master branch contains all edge releases of the current version. Please check the version you are working with and find the corresponding branch. For example v1.1.1 can be in the 1.1 branch., _(*23)

Bug fixes will be reviewed as soon as possible. Minor features will also be considered, but give me time to review it and get back to you. Major features will only be considered on the master branch., _(*24)

1. Fork the Repository.
2. Fire up your local terminal and switch to the version you would like to contribute to.
3. Make your changes.
4. Always make sure to sign-off (-s) on all commits made (git commit -s -m "Commit message")

Making pull requests

1. Please ensure to run phpunit and phpcs before making a pull request.
2. Push your code to your remote forked version.
3. Go back to your forked version on GitHub and submit a pull request.
4. All pull requests will be passed to Travis CI to be tested. Also note that Coveralls is also used to analyze the coverage of your contribution.