ISPConfig 3 remoting API Wrapper

Introduction

A simple wrapper for ispconfig3 remote API.

Designed to interoperate with ISPConfig 3, it aims to provide an expressive yet simple interface to perform all actions provided by the API.

Requirements

• PHP >= 5.3.0 (with soap support)

Getting started

The library acts as a proxy between ISPConfig 3 SOAP server and your app. All functions are renamed to a more expressive (IMHO) camelCase syntax. IT doesn't do any validation, just proxies every request to the related SOAP call. The only change is that every response is returned as a json encoded array.

• Exceptions are trapped and converted to json, wrapped as errors.
• Single value responses are converted to json , wrapped as result.
• Array responses are converted to json.

Composer

$ composer require pemedina/ispconfig-wrapper 1.*

Usage

The wrapper can be included & used on any PHP application.

Examples

Expressive syntax.

<?php
$webService = new ISPConfigWS(
    new \SoapClient(NULL,
        array('location'   => 'http://192.168.0.55/remote/index.php',
              'uri'        => 'http://192.168.0.55/remote/',
              'exceptions' => 0)
    )
);

// Login
$webService
    ->with(array('loginUser' => 'admin', 'loginPass' => 'password'))
    ->login();


$result = $webService
            ->with(array('client_id' => 5))
            ->getClient()
            ->response();

print_r json_decode( $result ));

// Single call

$result = $webService
            ->with(array('loginUser' => 'admin', 'loginPass' => 'password', 'password' => 'newPass', 'client_id' => 5))
            ->changeClientPassword()
            ->response();

print_r json_decode( $result ));

Standard Usage.

<?php
$webService = new ISPConfigWS(
    new \SoapClient(NULL,
        array('location'   => 'http://192.168.0.55/remote/index.php',
              'uri'        => 'http://192.168.0.55/remote/',
              'exceptions' => 0)
    )
);

$loginDetails = array('loginUser' => 'admin', 'loginPass' => 'password');
$webService->setParameters( $loginDetails );
$webService->login();
...
...
$parameters = array('client_id' => 5);
$webService->setParameters( $parameters );
$webService->getClient();

print_r json_decode( $webService->getResponse() ));

Feedback and questions

Found a bug or missing a feature? Don't hesitate to create a new issue here on GitHub.