PHP EasyPost User::create Examples

create() public static method

create a user

public static create ( mixed $params = null, string $apiKey = null ) : mixed
$params	mixed
$apiKey	string
return	mixed

Example #1

File: users.php Project: dinhminhquoi/easypost-php

define("CREATE_CHILD", false);
define("GET_CHILD", false);
define("EDIT_ME", false);
define("EDIT_CHILD", false);
// Retrieve your user record
if (ECHO_ME) {
    $me = \EasyPost\User::retrieve_me();
    print_r($me);
}
// Create a new child account. Children are used to logically group transactions
// and settings (such as carrier accounts) where all payments flow through the
// parent account. They should not be used in situations where you intend for
// an end user to log into the child account.
if (CREATE_CHILD) {
    try {
        $new_child = \EasyPost\User::create();
        $child_keys = $new_child->api_keys();
        // SAVE CHILD_KEYS TO MAKE REQUESTS AS THE CHILD ACCOUNT LATER
        print_r($new_child);
    } catch (Exception $e) {
        $e->prettyPrint();
    }
}
if (GET_CHILD) {
    $me = \EasyPost\User::retrieve_me();
    $child = \EasyPost\User::retrieve($me->children[0]->id);
    $child_keys = $child->api_keys();
    print_r($child);
}
if (EDIT_ME) {
    $me = \EasyPost\User::retrieve_me();