abuseio/findcontact-custom

AbuseIO module for custom lookups to backend systems.

findcontact-custom

findcontact module for custom lookups to backend systems, _(*1)

Installation

1. Install the package by running this command in your AbuseIO installation folder:

composer require abuseio/findcontact-custom

Talking against an API

If you're going to talk against an API, copy the php files from examples/template to the src and config folders like so (from within the AbuseIO installation folder):, _(*2)

cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/template/config/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/config/
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/template/src/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/src/

Now delete the example folder:, _(*3)

rm -r vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples

You can now write your own code within the 'getContactBy*' methods., _(*4)

Talking against an Database

If you're going to talk against an Database directly, copy the php files from examples/postgres to the src and config folders like so (from within the AbuseIO installation folder):, _(*5)

cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/postgres/config/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/config/
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/postgres/src/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/src/
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/postgres/src/CustomServiceProvider.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/src/

Now delete the example folder:, _(*6)

rm -r vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples

Add the following line to providers array in the file config/app.php:, _(*7)

'AbuseIO\FindContact\Custom\CustomServiceProvider'

You can now write your own code within the 'getContactBy*' methods., _(*8)

See Models/Ip4.php for information on setting foreign keys in your database, _(*9)