shell.md

bonnier-php-sdk shell service

Service class for getting the shell.

Official documentation

http://mmm.dk/api/v2/documentation/external_headers

Examples

Getting the shell

Creates a new instance of the ServiceShell and provide your username and secret.

The call the get method with the domain that you want the Shell for - in this example we want the shell for staging.boligmagasinet.dk.

The get method will return a \Bonnier\Shell\ShellResponse object.

$service = new \Bonnier\Shell\ServiceShell($username, $password);

// Calls the service and returns a ShellResponse object
$service->withoutBanners()
  ->setJavascriptPosition(\Bonnier\Shell\ServiceShell::JS_POSITION_HEADER)
  ->get('staging.boligmagasinet.dk');

// alternatively just provide the full URI to the get method
$service->get('http://staging.boligmagasinet.dk/api/v2/external_headers?without_baners=true');

// Get the values
$head = $shell->getHead(); // return head
$header = $shell->getHeader(); // return header
$banners = $shell->getBanners(); // return banners
$body = $shell->getEndTag(); // return end tag
$startTag = $shell->getStartTag(); // return start tag
$endTag = $shell->getBody(); // return body \stdClass
$logos = $shell->getLogos(); // return an array with a logo_standard and a logo_unicolor_white url

Debugging the result

The \Bonnier\Shell\ShellResponse contains a original instance of the HttpResponse object. This allows you to get information about the request made.

Example:

$service = new \Bonnier\Shell\ShellService($username, $password);
$shell = $service->get('staging.boligmagasinet.dk');

$requestUri = $shell->getRequestUri(); // Returns the URI that was requested
$response = $shell->getHttpResponse()->getBody()->getContents(); // Returns raw response body
$httpCode = $shell->getHttpResponse()->getStatusCode(); // Returns http status code
$headers = $shell->getHttpResponse()->getHeaders(); // Returns response headers