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Again we're using the php Lamplight_Client class, which makes constructing requests a bit easier. First, set up the client
$client = new Lamplight_Client('', array( 'key' => LAMPLIGHT_APIKEY, 'lampid' => LAMPLIGHT_ID, 'project' => LAMPLIGHT_PROJECT ));
This gives us an Http Client with the authentication parameters set (we
use an include to define the LAMPLIGHT_APIKEY
,
LAMPLIGHT_ID
and LAMPLIGHT_PROJECT
constants). We don't need to pass a uri because the Lamplight_Client
does it for us.
Next, tell it what we want to fetch. We want some (fetchSome()
)
work (fetchWork()
) records, for the next week.
Additional parameters use setParameterGet($key, $value)
(as we're
making a GET request, the default - setParameterPost
for POST
requests); we want records after today and before
next week. Dates need to be in ISO 8601 YYYY-MM-DD format.
And finally make the request(). Note that Lamplight_Client
provides a fluent interface so that you can chain your method calls to build
the request.
$orgResponse = $client->fetchWork() ->fetchSome() ->setParameterGet('after', date('Y-m-d')) ->setParameterGet('before', date('Y-m-d', strtotime('+1 week'))) ->request();
The Zend_Http_Response
returned
(see
Zend Framework API docs has some useful methods: we use isError()
and getStatus()
to check we've got something back with a 200
response, and then getBody()
to retrieve the json encoded data.
It's then a simple step to decode it and iterate over the data returned
to write out some data.
$workList = json_decode($jsonRecs); foreach($workList->data as $rec) { echo '