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I have generated my REST API, and now I have to write a documentation for the API.
As the API is mainly generated by a third-party plugin it's not possible to generate the DOC automatically.
So what the best tool (to save time) to manually write a DOC?
PS: I do have github account, I wonder if the user pages can fit this need.
You might want to take a look at TechWriter for Web Services. It also supports generating documentation for REST APIs.
You can spent sometime to put DocBlock into all function/class you have built
A tool like PHPDOC is available for you to compile DocBlock into documentation and regenerate whatever you need (into your desired format).
Not to mention, is stored as static HTML
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I'm looking to implement Twitter into an internal existing system. I need to use several features of the API (such as mentions) that require authorization.
From my understanding, this can only be used with a Twitter application, and as such I've created one.
However it all seams very public facing, asking for details like website URL, and application description, which in my case I do not need or want.
I simply need to authorize my system to make calls to the API, am I going about it the right way?
If not, is there a certain PHP library / alternative way of getting autorized? I can't imagine i'm first in this situation?
Thanks!
You'll need to provide these details so Twitter knows what kind of application you're building. If your application is not going to publish any tweets, that's entirely fine; if you're simply making GET requests, your application information won't be published anywhere.
If you don't have a public-facing URL for your application, you can enter a placeholder or a fake URL.
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I wanted to know about Data Type implementation in PHP so I need a few resources(books websites and ...). what I want is not what data types PHP support or how to use them, it's the implementation and how all these things is done by PHP. I want to know how they are stored in memory and the very detail things about it(I already know PHP pretty good). That would be great if you could lead me where can I find this information.
Somewhere like IRC Maxwell's blog would be a good starting point, together with nikic's blog posts
Here is a couple of articles on data types in PHP from PHP Rocks and dummies. An interesting aside when it comes to data types in PHP is Type Hinting which will force a data type to be used for a function parameter.
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What's a good tool to reverse engineer a set of php/html pages ? It's not object oriented, it's a big mess that started in early 2000 (so no UML tools obviously!).
I'd like to draw a link between files/functions that are included or called via the 'action' attribute of a form.
So basically, I would like to have a nice simple diagram to have a clear idea of how is structured a site, what variable are passed between pages through "action", the arguments of functions, in a //diagram// !
Javascript have no impact on the flow of pages here.
Don't tell me that my only hope is to write a big filthy tool to do that ?!?
Thanks-
You can use xdebug to generate a cachegrind file and then use Kcachegrind to view the diagram.
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I'm looking for a library to help me convert DOC files to PDF using PHP.
I'm also open to using an external website if this functionality already exists elsewhere, as long as this website has a programmatic API and is free.
Any suggestions how to approach this?
I haven't looked at PHP in a very long time, but if you can make web service calls from it then try this product. It provides excellent conversion fidelity. It also supports additional formats including Infopath, Excel, PowerPoint etc and has Watermarking support as well.
Please note that I have worked on this product so the usual disclaimers apply.
Late but possibly useful as a general reference particularly in light of the "external website" option you mentioned - Docmosis provides a web-service api for creating doc + pdf + odt + other formats from any application that can invoke a REST web service (or HTTP post).
You can change the file extension of the word file to pdf,by using below code
$filename = preg_replace('".docx$"', '.pdf', $filename);
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Anyone written or know of a decent PHP helper class written for Constant Contact's new REST API?
I've looked at their sample application... has a bunch of inline examples... helpful, but I'm thinking I want to either find or write a helper class to fully encapsulate the API so that all one has to do is interact with the PHP object.
I actually just started this project myself. It does almost everything the REST APIs allow. It will probably help you get off the ground with your integration.
http://www.envoymediagroup.com/Code/CTCT-Web-Services-PHP-Library.html
They have a PHP sample application:
http://img.constantcontact.com/webservices/samples/PHPSample.zip
This is an old thread, but I thought it would be helpful to add in the official Constant Contact PHP SDK wrapper: https://github.com/constantcontact/php-sdk
An old thread, but thought people might be interested in a V3 PHP client:
https://packagist.org/packages/phpfui/constantcontact