Quick Start

The PHP library can be installed via composer:

		
composer require form-synergy/php-api
		

Setting up the API

				
// To use the bindings, use Composer's autoload
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

// For manual installation
require_once('/path/to/form-synergy/php-api/api-client.php');

/**
 * Initiate session storage.
 */
\FormSynergy\Session::enable();

/**
 * Import the class.
 */
use \FormSynergy\Fs as FS;

/**
 * The Configuration
 */
FS::Config([
	'version' => 'v1',
	'protocol' => 'https',
	'endpoint' => 'api.formsynergy.com',
	'apikey' => $apikey,
	'secretkey' => $secret,
	'max_auth_count' => 15,
]);

/**
 * Create a local storage directory, to store downloads and results.
 */
FS::Storage( __DIR__, 'local-storage' );

/**
 * Load profile.
 */
$api = FS::Api()->Load($profileid);
				

To make sure our settings are correct and a connection has been established, we can create a profile request

		  
$api->Get('profile')
    ->Where([
        'profileid' => 'Your Profile ID'
    ])
    ->As('profile');

if( $api->_profile() ) {
    echo 'Profile ID: ' . $api->_profile('profileid') . ' exists';
}
		  

Response

If all went well, the response should look like this.

{
    "profileid": "profile-cw56xxcxxxfd343325cdf",
    "email": "...",
    "address": "...",
    "city": "...",
    "companyname": "Company Name",
    "state": "...",
    "zip": "00000",
    "phone": "000 000 0000",
    "lname": "...",
    "fname": "...",
    "country": "..."
}
			

Using the API

1) Create a Website

			
 $api->Create('website')
    ->Attributes([
        'proto' => 'https://',
        'domain' => '...com',
        'name' => 'My Website',
        'indexpage' => '/'
    ])
    ->As('website');
 
 // The response is now stored as Website.
 $website = $api->_Website();
 
 // To retrieve a property from the stored response:
 $siteid = $api->_Website('siteid');
 			

2) Meta Tag

We have successfully created a website, to enable service on this website, it must be verified.

	
// The following meta tag must be present before the </head> closing tag, or verification will fail!
<meta name="fs:siteid" content="web-db56b95bfe08cb778b25a5982d01bb4a"/>			

		

3) Verify the Website

$api->Get('website')
    ->Where([
        'siteid' => $api->_website('siteid')
    ])
    ->Verify()
    ->As('siteVerification');
	
	

Using the Console

Each strategy contains it’s own set of rules, modules, objectives and behavior. Although each website can have multiple strategies, only one can be enabeld.

Now that we have successfully verified our website, we need to create a strategy.

$api->Create('strategy')
    ->Attributes([
        'siteid' => $api->_website('siteid'),
        'name' => 'Default Strategy'
    ])
    ->As('strategy');
			

An objective allows us to configure specific rules limited to it’s parent strategy, allowing access to it’s resources, such as modules, behaviors, form properties… More about Objectives

		
$api->Create('objective')
    ->Attributes([
        'siteid' => $api->_strategy('siteid'),
        'modid' => $api->_strategy('modid'),
        'label' => $api->_modules('contact-form')['name'],
        'properties' => [
            'fname' => [
                'value' => 'yes'
            ],
            'lname' => [
                'value' => 'yes'
            ],
            'email' => [
                'value' => 'yes',
                'confirmed' => 'yes'
            ],
            'mobile' => [
                'value' => 'yes',
                'confirmed' => 'yes'
            ]
        ],
        'limittomodule' => $api->_modules('contact-form')['moduleid'],
        'notificationmethod' => 'email',
        'recipient' => [
            'fname' => 'Jhon',
            'lname' => 'Smith',
            'email' => 'jsmith@demo.interactionapi.com',
        ]
    ])
    ->As('objective');
		

Front-end implementation

Assuming all went well, let’s get started with the front implemantation.

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