A simple Object Oriented wrapper for GitHub API, written with PHP5.
Uses GitHub API v3. The object API is very similar to the RESTful API.
- Follows PSR-0 conventions and coding standard: autoload friendly
- Light and fast thanks to lazy loading of API classes
- Extensively tested and documented
The new version of php-github-api
using Composer.
The first step to use php-github-api
is to download composer:
$ curl -s http://getcomposer.org/installer | php
Then we have to install our dependencies using:
$ php composer.phar install
Now we can use autoloader from Composer by:
{
"require": {
"knplabs/github-api": "*"
},
"minimum-stability": "dev"
}
php-github-api
follows the PSR-0 convention names for its classes, which means you can easily integratephp-github-api
classes loading in your own autoloader.
<?php
// This file is generated by Composer
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
$client = new Github\Client();
$repositories = $client->api('user')->repositories('ornicar');
From $client
object, you can access to all GitHub.
<?php
// This file is generated by Composer
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
$client = new Github\Client(
new Github\HttpClient\CachedHttpClient(array('cache_dir' => '/tmp/github-api-cache'))
);
// Or select directly which cache you want to use
$client = new Github\Client(
new Github\HttpClient\CachedHttpClient(
new Github\HttpClient\Cache\FilesystemCache('/tmp/github-api-cache')
)
);
Using cache, the client will get cached responses if resources haven't changed since last time,
without reaching the X-Rate-Limit
imposed by github.
See the doc
directory for more detailed documentation.
php-github-api
is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
- Thanks to Thibault Duplessis aka. ornicar for his first version of this library.
- Thanks to noloh for his contribution on the Object API.
- Thanks to bshaffer for his contribution on the Repo API.
- Thanks to Rolf van de Krol for his countless contributions.
- Thanks to Nicolas Pastorino for his contribution on the Pull Request API.
- Thanks to Edoardo Rivello for his contribution on the Gists API.
Thanks to GitHub for the high quality API and documentation.