A simple Object Oriented wrapper for the Trello API, written in PHP7.4.
Uses Trello API v1. The object API is very similar to the RESTful API.
The recommended way is using composer:
$ composer require matteocacciola/php-trello-api
However, php-trello-api
follows the PSR-0 naming conventions, which means you can easily integrate php-trello-api
class loading in your own autoloader.
use Trello\Client;
$client = new Client();
$client->authenticate('api_key', 'token', Client::AUTH_URL_CLIENT_ID);
$boards = $client->api('member')->boards()->all();
The $client
object gives you access to the entire Trello API.
This package includes a simple model layer above the API with a nice chainable API allowing following manipulation of Trello objects:
use Trello\Client;
use Trello\Manager;
$client = new Client();
$client->authenticate('api_key', 'token', Client::AUTH_URL_CLIENT_ID);
$manager = new Manager($client);
$card = $manager->getCard('547440ad3f8b882bc11f0497');
$card
->setName('Test card')
->setDescription('Test description')
->save();
The service uses the Symfony EventDispatcher component to dispatch events occuring on incoming webhooks.
Take a look at the Events class constants for names and associated event classes.
use Trello\Client;
use Trello\Service;
use Trello\Events;
$client = new Client();
$client->authenticate('api_key', 'token', Client::AUTH_URL_CLIENT_ID);
$service = new Service($client);
// Bind a callable to a given event...
$service->addListener(Events::BOARD_UPDATE, function ($event) {
$board = $event->getBoard();
// do something
});
// Check if the current request was made by a Trello webhook
// This will dispatch any Trello event to listeners defined above
$service->handleWebhook();
Feel free to make any comments, file issues or make pull requests.
php-trello-api
is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details