function setupConection($client_id, $client_secret)
{
Podio::setup($this->client_id, $this->client_secret);
try {
Podio::authenticate('app', array('app_id' => $this->app_id, 'app_token' => $this->app_token));
} catch (PodioError $e) {
}
}
function check_config()
{
global $config;
Podio::$debug = true;
try {
Podio::setup($config['podioClientId'], $config['podioClientSecret']);
} catch (PodioError $e) {
show_error("Podio Authentication Failed. Please check the API key and user details.");
return false;
}
try {
Podio::authenticate('password', array('username' => $config['podioUser'], 'password' => $config['podioPassword']));
} catch (PodioError $e) {
show_error("Podio Authentication Failed. Please check the API key and user details.");
return false;
}
if (!Podio::is_authenticated()) {
show_error("Podio Authentication Failed. Please check the API key and user details.");
return false;
}
return true;
}
function header_wppo()
{
$podio_pass_var = get_option('wppo_podio_pass_var');
// Load Podio lib
require_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/_/Podio/PodioAPI.php';
// Setup client
$client_id = $podio_pass_var['client_id'];
$client_secret = $podio_pass_var['client_secret'];
Podio::setup($client_id, $client_secret);
// Obtain access token using authorization code from the first step of the authentication flow
// Podio::authenticate('authorization_code', array('code' => $_GET['code'], 'redirect_uri' => $redirect_uri));
// Alternatively you can supply a username and password directly. E.g.:
// It wasn't there, so regenerate the data and save the transient
$username = $podio_pass_var['user'];
$password = $podio_pass_var['password'];
try {
Podio::authenticate('password', array('username' => $username, 'password' => $password));
// Authentication was a success, now you can start making API calls.
} catch (PodioError $e) {
// Something went wrong. Examine $e->body['error_description'] for a description of the error.
}
}
<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
require_once 'app_setting.inc.php';
use ZendService\LiveDocx\MailMerge;
error_log("validate triggerd");
// Setup client
Podio::setup($client_id, $client_secret);
// Turn on debugging
Podio::$debug = true;
// Authenticate the app
Podio::authenticate('app', array('app_id' => $app_id, 'app_token' => $app_token));
switch ($_POST['type']) {
case 'hook.verify':
// Validate the webhook
PodioHook::validate($_POST['hook_id'], array('code' => $_POST['code']));
case 'item.create':
$item = PodioItem::get($_POST['item_id']);
$temp_array = array();
foreach ($item->files as $fs) {
$temp_array[] = $fs;
if ($fs->mimetype == 'application/msword') {
//Get file name withour ext
$no_ext = substr($fs->name, 0, strpos($fs->name, '.'));
//Upload file to our server
$fl = PodioFile::get($fs->file_id);
$fc = $fl->get_raw();
file_put_contents($upload_path . $fs->name, $fc);
//Part with convert files from doc(x) to pdf
$mailMerge = new MailMerge();
$mailMerge->setUsername($user)->setPassword($password)->setService(MailMerge::SERVICE_FREE);
// way to persist the Podio API authentication between page
// loads. The goal to avoid having to re-authenticate each time
// a page is refreshed. It is enabled by default.
// If you open lib/PodioSession.php you can see how simple the
// session manager is. It just has get, set and destroy methods.
// You can use the Podio::is_authenticated() method to check if
// there is a stored access token already present:
Podio::setup(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET);
if (Podio::is_authenticated()) {
// There is already authentication present. We can make API
// calls without authenticating again:
$item = PodioItem::get(YOUR_ITEM_ID);
} else {
// No authentication present. We have to authentication
// before making API calls:
Podio::authenticate('app', array('app_id' => YOUR_APP_ID, 'app_token' => YOUR_APP_TOKEN));
$item = PodioItem::get(YOUR_ITEM_ID);
}
// The downside of the built-in session manager is that it just
// stores the access tokens in the $_SESSION. This means that you
// will have to re-authenticate a user each time their close their browser
// Often you will want to persist the access tokens for a longer period.
// To do so you can implement your own session manager. All you need
// is to create a class that implements the same get, set and destroy methods.
// Then you can store the access tokens in your database or whereever.
// When doing the client setup all you need to pass in the name of your session manager
// class as an option and it will be used instead of the built-in one.
// For example if your session manager class is called 'MySessionManager'
Podio::setup(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET, array('session_manager' => 'MySessionManager'));
// If the built-in session manager is causing you trouble you can disable it.
// This can be useful during development to make sure no stale access tokens are stored.
<head>
<title>Username and Password authentication example</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php
// Include the config file and the Podio library
require_once 'config.php';
require_once '../PodioAPI.php';
// Setup the API client reference. Client ID and Client Secrets are defined
// as constants in config.php
Podio::setup(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET);
// Use Podio::is_authenticated() to check is there's already an active session.
// If there is you can make API calls right away.
if (!Podio::is_authenticated()) {
// Authenticate using your username and password. Both are defined as constants
// in config.php
Podio::authenticate('password', array('username' => USERNAME, 'password' => PASSWORD));
print "You have been authenticated. Wee!<br>";
$access_token = Podio::$oauth->access_token;
print "Your access token is {$access_token}<br><br>";
print "The access token is automatically saved in a session for your convenience.<br><br>";
} else {
print "You were already authenticated and no authentication happened. Close and reopen your browser to start over.<br><br>";
}
// Now you can start making API calls. E.g. get your user status
$status = PodioUserStatus::get();
print "Your user id is <b>{$status->user->id}</b> and you have <b>{$status->inbox_new}</b> unread messages in your inbox.<br><br>";
?>
</body>
</html>
if (Podio::is_authenticated()) {
// Use Podio::is_authenticated() to check is there's already an active session.
// If there is you can make API calls right away.
print "You were already authenticated and no authentication is needed. Close and reopen your browser to start over.<br>";
$status = PodioUserStatus::get();
print "Your user id is <b>{$status->user->id}</b> and you have <b>{$status->inbox_new}</b> unread messages in your inbox.<br><br>";
} elseif (!isset($_GET['code'])) {
// If $_GET['code'] is not set it means we are not trying to authenticate.
// In that case just display a link to start the serv flow
$auth_url = htmlentities(Podio::authorize_url(REDIRECT_URI));
print "<a href='{$auth_url}'>Start authenticating</a>";
} else {
// Otherwise try to authenticate using the code provided.
// $_GET['error'] is set if there was a problem
if (!isset($_GET['error'])) {
Podio::authenticate('authorization_code', array('code' => $_GET['code'], 'redirect_uri' => REDIRECT_URI));
$access_token = Podio::$oauth->access_token;
print "You have been authenticated. Wee!<br>";
print "Your access token is {$access_token}<br><br>";
print "Hang onto this access token along with the refresh token (store them in a session or similar) so you don't have to re-authenticate for every request.<br><br>";
// Now you can start making API calls. E.g. get your user status
$status = PodioUserStatus::get();
print "Your user id is <b>{$status->user->id}</b> and you have <b>{$status->inbox_new}</b> unread messages in your inbox.<br><br>";
} else {
print "There was a problem. The server said: {$_GET['error_description']}<br>";
}
}
?>
</body>
</html>
