#!/usr/bin/env php
<?php
/**
* Swizzle example.
* Pulls down the Loco API and outputs the Guzzle service description.
*/
// All we need is the Swizzle class.
require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
use Loco\Utils\Swizzle\Swizzle;
// Intialize service with name and description
$builder = new Swizzle('loco', 'Loco REST API');
// show progress messages in output
$builder->verbose(STDERR);
// Register custom Guzzle response classes - such things are meaningless to Swagger.
// These classes don't have have to exist in this runtime, they just go into the service definition.
$builder->registerResponseClass('exportArchive', '\\Loco\\Http\\Response\\ZipResponse');
// Register custom Guzzle command class to use instead of default OperationCommand
// Passing empty command name, so it is used for all.
$builder->registerCommandClass('', '\\Loco\\Http\\LocoCommand');
// Now we're ready to build from a live endpoint
// This must be a Valid Swagger JSON resource listing.
$builder->build('https://localise.biz/api/swagger');
// export service description to PHP source:
echo $builder->export();
