This package provides a rudimentary(aka, far from complete) implementation of the Zoho API as an Eloquent driver for Laravel, to enable the use of Zoho data models as eloquent models.
Database definitions in config/databases.php need to provide the following configuration values
'driver' => 'zoho',
'host' => // the base URL for your Zoho workspace, e.g. 'bi.myorg.com',
'port' => // Usually 443, assuming you have SSL for your workspace,
'username' => // the API email for your zoho workspace,
'database' => // The workspace name,
'prefix' => // The folder where your tables are stored within Zoho. This is used when manipulating data schemas using ZohoSchema
'email' => // Your *user* email, used for generating tokens
'password' => // Your *user* password, used for generating tokens
The driver assumes that your database connection key is 'zoho'.
(E.g within config/database.php, you will define connections['zoho'] with your config).
You can create and manipulate Schemas as normal with the ZohoSchema facade:
use Portable\EloquentZoho\Eloquent\Facades\ZohoSchema;
ZohoSchema::hasTable('my_zoho_table')
// or
ZohoSchema::create('my_zoho_table', function(Blueprint $table){
$table->id();
$table->timestamps();
});
Models should be defined as a subclass of Portable\EloquentZoho\Eloquent\ZohoModel
Models currently support basic query, insert, update and delete, as well as upserts.
As stated, this driver is rudimentary and was written for a specific use case. As such, much of the possible grammar is left unimplemented, and PRs are welcome.