Include eduadmin-api-client.php in the pages you want
to be able to use the API-client against EduAdmin
This will enable the global command EDUAPI(), which is a singleton instance of the client.
Don't forget to call EDUAPI()->SetCredentials( $api_user, $api_pass ) and
then fetch a token by calling EDUAPI()->GetToken().
This token is currently valid for two weeks, so save it somewhere safe. (And never ever show it to the public)
The token has a function to check it's validity, but only against expiration. So, keep track if you get errors from the API, then you should request a new token.
Here's a list of the current endpoints in the OData-property
- Bookings
- Categories
- CourseLevels
- CourseTemplates
- CustomerGroups
- Customers
- Events
- Grades
- InterestRegistrations
- Locations
- Participants
- Personnel
- Persons
- ProgrammeBookings
- Programmes
- ProgrammeStarts
- Regions
- Reports
All these endpoints support the functions:
...->Search(
$select, // Nullable, adds the $select-parameter
$filter, // Nullable, adds the $filter-parameter
$expand, // Nullable, adds the $expand-parameter
$orderby, // Nullable, adds the $orderby-parameter
$top, // Nullable, adds the $top-parameter
$skip, // Nullable, adds the $skip-parameter
$count // Boolean, if true, adds number of records to result
)
...->GetItem(
$id, // The ID (Integer) of the resource you're getting
$select, // Nullable, adds the $select-parameter
$expand // Nullable, adds the $expand-parameter
)The OData-endpoints inherits from EduAdminODataClient, that inherits from EduAdminRESTClient,
but this class, explicitly forbids you from using the GET, POST, PATCH, PUT and DELETE methods.
And the current endpoints in the REST-property is:
- Booking
- Coupon
- Customer
- Event
- InterestRegistration
- Organisation
- Participant
- Person
- Personnel
- ProgrammeBooking
- ProgrammeStart
- Report
Each of these endpoints contain their own methods, but it also inherits from EduAdminRESTClient,
so you will have access to GET, POST, PATCH, PUT and DELETE methods.
You can check out the API documentation yourself, if you want to make something yourself.