/**
* Test that building the client works
*/
public function testBuildClient()
{
$api = new API();
$api->buildClient('test.com', 'username', 'password');
//Create our expected item, get our class to build our item, then compare
$expected = new ExchangeWebServices('test.com', 'username', 'password', ['version' => ExchangeWebServices::VERSION_2010]);
$actual = $api->getClient();
$this->assertEquals($expected, $actual);
}
public function getClient()
{
$mode = getenv('HttpPlayback');
if ($mode == false) {
$mode = 'playback';
}
$auth = ['server' => 'server', 'user' => 'user', 'password' => 'password'];
if (is_file(getcwd() . '/Resources/auth.json')) {
$auth = json_decode(file_get_contents(getcwd() . '/Resources/auth.json'), true);
}
$client = new API();
$client->buildClient($auth['server'], $auth['user'], $auth['password'], ['httpPlayback' => ['mode' => $mode, 'recordFileName' => self::class . '::' . $this->getName() . '.json']]);
return $client->getClient()->getClient();
}
<?php
/**
* Building Requests
*
* This file is an example on how to build requests manually and execute them directly instead of relying on the
* simple use section of the library. Essentially, you can create your requests in arrays, pass them through
* Type::buildFromArray($array) and then post them straight to the API Client.
*/
//Include the API
use jamesiarmes\PEWS\API;
use jamesiarmes\PEWS\API\Enumeration;
use jamesiarmes\PEWS\API\Type;
//Create and build the client
$api = new API();
$api->buildClient('server', 'username', 'password');
//Build the request as an array
$request = array('FolderShape' => array('BaseShape' => array('_' => 'Default')), 'FolderIds' => array('DistinguishedFolderId' => array('Id' => 'calendar')));
//Turn the array in to an object to pass to the API
$request = Type::buildFromArray($request);
//Send the request and get the response
$response = $api->getClient()->GetFolder($request);
