This is a simple API wrapper library for SageOne Accounting platform.
Official API Documentation & API sign up can be found at: https://accounting.sageone.co.za/Marketing/DeveloperProgram.aspx
Courtesy of the Tow.com.au team :) - https://www.tow.com.au
With composer, add to your composer.json :
{
"require": {
"tow-com-au/sageone-php": "dev-master"
}
}
If you are new to composer, here is some simple steps to take.
- Download composer.phar from the above link
- Create a json file named composer.json containing just exactly the above "require" block
- Having composer.phar and composer.json side by side, you can run the command:
php ./composer.phar install
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The composer will create a directory named vendor and download all required libraries into it.
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In the vendor directory, there's also a file named autoload.php. This is the PHP autoloader for the libraries inside. You might need to register it to you existing autoloader, or include it manually.
To login to the SageOne API you will need two things. First, an 'AuthCode', which can be generated from your login details in the format base64_encode('username:password'), and second, an API key as requested from SageOne.
// You will need to include this autoload script manually
// if you don't have any autoloader setup.
include "../path/to/vendor/autoload.php";
// Use your login to request an API key from:
// https://accounting.sageone.co.za/Marketing/DeveloperProgram.aspx
$apiKey = '{api key goes here}';
$authCode = base64_encode('username:password');
// SageOne will provide you with a localised endpoint url:
$apiEndpoint = 'https://accounting.sageone.com.au/api/1.1.1';
$companyId = false; // We don't have this yet
$debug = true;
$client = new Sage($apiEndpoint, $apiKey, $authCode, $companyId, $debug);
$result = $client->listItems('Company');
if (!empty($result)) {
// grab the first Company ID
$companyId = $result[0]['ID'];
// re-instantiate with $companyId
$client = new Sage($apiEndpoint, $apiKey, $authCode, $companyId, $debug);
}
// Create a customer
$customer_details = [
'Name' => 'Test Customer',
'Mobile' => '555-555',
'CommunicationMethod' => 0,
'Email' => 'test@test.com',
'PostalAddress01' => '1 test street',
'PostalAddress02' => 'testville',
'PostalAddress03' => 'QLD',
'PostalAddress04' => 4000,
'PostalAddress05' => 'Australia',
'TaxReference' => 'Customer 1',
];
// Save Customer entity
$result = $client->saveItem('Customer', $customer_details);