README

What you need to know

• Everything has an interface, everything is pluggable
• We avoid statics for almost everything to make testing easier
• There are some odd wrapping functions/classes as a result of our adversion to static methods
• We break the ideal that static and instance methods operate on those levels.

Our "static" methods are prefixed with "class": classRateLookup

In some special cases, we prefix instance methods with "instance". Usually only when there is a similarly named "class" method.

Composer

You can include the latest version of this package by adding "picatic/php-api": "dev-master" to your "require".

How to Use

Get an instance of the API:

$picaticInstance = PicaticAPI::instance();

Configure API with your key:

$picaticInstance->setApiKey('sk_live_123');

Find an Event:

$event = PicaticAPI::instance()->factory()->modelCreate('Event')->find(34641);

This returns an instance of Picatic_Event model. If you want to work with it as an associative array, you can call getValues to return an associative array.

$eventAssoc = $event->getValues();

Find a bunch of events:

$events = PicaticAPI::instance()->factory()->modelCreate('Event')->findAll(array('user_id'=>6679));

Update an event:

$event['description'] = 'This is going to rock';
$event->save();