PHP API Client documentation

#List resources

There are two ways of getting a list of resources, depending of your needs. In the following examples, the resource is the product, but the behavior is the same for all entities.

#With a cursor

This method allows to iterate the list of resources thanks to a cursor. It will automatically get the next pages for you. It could be particularly useful in the context of an export.

With this method, it's not possible to get the previous page, or getting the total number of resources.

You can define the first parameter page size to adjust the number of resources returned by page. In this example, the page size is 50.


    $products = $client->getProductUuidApi()->all(50);
    foreach ($products as $product) {
        // do your stuff here
        echo $product['uuid'];
    }

For performance concern, this method is strongly recommended when requesting products, product models or published products.

There is a maximum limit allowed on server side for the parameter pageSize. By default this limit is set to 100.

#By getting pages

This method allows to get a list of resources page per page, as a classical pagination.

You get the first page by calling the function listPerpage. The first parameter limit is the number of elements per page.

$firstPage = $client->getProductUuidApi()->listPerPage(50);

There is a maximum limit allowed on server side for the parameter limit.

Then, you can iterate the items of this page:

foreach ($firstPage->getItems() as $product) {
        // do your stuff here
        echo $product['uuid'];
    }

It's possible to get the total number of resources that will be returned by the pagination, by setting true to the second parameter with_count.

$count = $firstPage->getCount();

Setting the parameter with_count to true can drastically decrease the performance. It's recommended to let this parameter with the default value false if the total number of resources is not needed in the response.

Also, it's possible to get the next page:

if ($firstPage->hasNextPage()) {
        $secondPage = $firstPage->getNextPage();
    }

You can get the previous page as well:

if ($secondPage->hasPreviousPage()) {
        $firstPage = $secondPage->getPreviousPage();
    }