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The Moltin php-sdk is a simple to use interface for the API to help you get off the ground quickly and efficiently.

Download and install composer from http://www.getcomposer.org/download

Add the following to your project composer.json file

{
    "require": {
        "php": ">=5.4",
        "moltin/php-sdk": "dev-master"
    }
}

When you're done just run php composer.phar install and the package is ready to be used.

Below is a basic usage guide for this package.

Before you begin you will need to instantiate the package.

use Moltin\SDK\Request\CURL as Request;
use Moltin\SDK\Storage\Session as Storage;

$moltin = new \Moltin\SDK\SDK(new Storage(), new Request());

If you wish to use another storage or request method simply change the relevant use statement to reflect your preferences.

Before you can use the API you will need to authorise, there are a number of ways to this. The simplest of which is to use the "client credentials" method. You can do this as follows:

$result = $moltin->authenticate(new \Moltin\SDK\Authenticate\ClientCredentials(), array(
	'client_id'     => '<YOUR CLIENT ID>',
	'client_secret' => '<YOUR CLIENT SECRET>'
));

Once this is done your token will be stored in your selected storage method and passed automatically to all subsequent calls.

After authorising you can start to make calls to the API, there are four simple calls to use: GET, PUT, POST and DELETE.

Note: The following example shows the products API, for other end-points please check our Documentation

	// Create a product
	$result = $moltin->post('product', $_POST);

	// Update a product
	$result = $moltin->put('product/1', array('title' => 'Updated!'));

	// Get a product
	$result = $moltin->get('product/1');

	// Delete a product
	$result = $moltin->delete('product/1');

To help with the usual CRUD forms we've included an automated form builder to take care of the messy bits for you.

	// Get fields (create)
	$fields = $moltin->fields('products');

	// Get fields (edit product 1)
	$fields = $moltin->fields('products', 1);

	// Show form
	foreach ($fields as $field) {
		echo '<label for="'.$field['slug'].'">'.$field['name'].'</label>';
		echo $field['input'];
	}

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