<?php
// Step one: Creating a authorisation URL for github
// autoload
include_once "../../../autoload.php";
// very small boot file. Starts session. Defines constants.
include_once "boot.php";
// use the githubapi
use diversen\githubapi;
/**
* This is the config we use when creating a url to github.com
*
* Click the link, and we browser to the github site,
* and asks for the user to accept the scope of our application.
*
*
* Scope is set to 'user', but you could e.g. set it empty for the
* lowest privileges
*
* We press the url, and we move to the github site where
* the user will be able to accept that this app uses some
* priviligies. If the user accepts, we return to callback.php
*
* Next /callback.php
*/
$access_config = array('redirect_uri' => GITHUB_CALLBACK_URL, 'client_id' => GITHUB_ID, 'state' => md5(uniqid()), 'scope' => GITHUB_SCOPE);
$api = new githubapi();
$url = $api->getAccessUrl($access_config);
echo "<a href=\"{$url}\">Github Login</a>";
<?php
// Step tree: Call the API
include_once "../../../autoload.php";
// very small boot file. Starts session. Defines constants.
include_once "boot.php";
// Use the githubapi
use diversen\githubapi;
// We have a access token and we can now call the api:
$api = new githubapi();
// Simple call - get current users credentials
// This can also be done without scope
$command = "/user";
$res = $api->apiCall($command, 'GET', null);
if (!$res) {
print_r($api->errors);
die;
}
print_r($res);
// Or: more complex: first param is the command
// The next is the REQUEST Method
// 3. is an array with $post if we .eg. PATCH, or POST
// $res = $api->apiCall('/gists/4381068', 'PATCH', $content);
/*
* $content = array (
'description' => 'mmmmmmmm....',
'public' => 'true',
'files' => array (
'file7.txt' => array (
'content' => 'New content from api'
),
<?php
// Step two: check if user has autorized our app
include_once "../../../autoload.php";
// very small boot file. Starts session. Defines constants.
include_once "boot.php";
// use the githubapi
use diversen\githubapi;
/*
* We are back from github and the user has accepted our
* request. We can now request an access token,
* The simple-php-github-api will just set this as a SESSION var found in
* $_SESSION['access_token'], when we return from github
*
* We check if everything is fine, and redirect to app_call.php
* Here we will we make api calls using the $_SESSION['access_token']
*
* Next step:
*
* /api_call.php
*
*/
$access_config = array('redirect_uri' => GITHUB_CALLBACK_URL, 'client_id' => GITHUB_ID, 'client_secret' => GITHUB_SECRET);
$api = new githubapi();
$res = $api->setAccessToken($access_config);
if ($res) {
header("Location: /api.php");
} else {
echo "Could not get access token. Errors: <br />";
print_r($api->errors);
}