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| + | Since PHP as built in functions to encode/decode JSON it provides a quick and easy method to test the API. | ||
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| + | Using OOP is the most sensible approach so create a class called Job. | ||
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| + | === Job.php === | ||
<source lang="php"> | <source lang="php"> | ||
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| − | + | class Job { | |
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| − | + | public $job_number; | |
| − | + | public $address_1; | |
| − | + | public $address_2; | |
| − | + | public $contact_name; | |
| + | public $contact_number_1; | ||
| + | public $contact_number_2; | ||
| + | public $mobile_user = array();//username not id | ||
| + | public $postcode; | ||
| + | public $type = 'repair';//job type in mmw | ||
| + | public $timeslot; | ||
| + | public $special_instructions; | ||
| + | public $repair_description; | ||
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| + | function __construct(){ | ||
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| + | //Here you could pass an ID and populate the job from a mysql record etc.. | ||
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| + | $job_number = "TEST_JOB01"; | ||
| + | $address_1 = "ADDRESS LINE 1"; | ||
| + | -------- populate further records | ||
| + | $repair_description = "Faulty whatsit"; | ||
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| + | } | ||
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| + | function getJSON(){ | ||
| + | // we have a container array so the structure what the API expects | ||
| + | // we send 1 job at a time but the api can handle an array of jobs. We send an array ($container) of 1 job basically. | ||
| + | $jobs = array(); | ||
| + | $container = array(); | ||
| + | $container[] = $this; | ||
| + | $jobs['jobs'] = $container; | ||
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| + | return json_encode($jobs); | ||
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| + | } | ||
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| + | } | ||
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</source> | </source> | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 14 May 2013
Since PHP as built in functions to encode/decode JSON it provides a quick and easy method to test the API.
Using OOP is the most sensible approach so create a class called Job.
Job.php
class Job { public $job_number; public $address_1; public $address_2; public $contact_name; public $contact_number_1; public $contact_number_2; public $mobile_user = array();//username not id public $postcode; public $type = 'repair';//job type in mmw public $timeslot; public $special_instructions; public $repair_description; function __construct(){ //Here you could pass an ID and populate the job from a mysql record etc.. $job_number = "TEST_JOB01"; $address_1 = "ADDRESS LINE 1"; -------- populate further records $repair_description = "Faulty whatsit"; } function getJSON(){ // we have a container array so the structure what the API expects // we send 1 job at a time but the api can handle an array of jobs. We send an array ($container) of 1 job basically. $jobs = array(); $container = array(); $container[] = $this; $jobs['jobs'] = $container; return json_encode($jobs); } }
