PHP Wrapper for the API

[Garet]

So I figured before I start my ventures in writing some scripts for Sync, I'd create a nice and easy way to access the API from PHP. It has all the current API functions included. It requires a Sync install with the API enabled.

 

Link : iGARET/BTSync-PHP

Docs: http://igaret.github.io/BTSync-PHP/classes/BTSync.html

 

Let me know if you have any questions/suggestions!

[gregcaulder]

So I figured before I start my ventures in writing some scripts for Sync, I'd create a nice and easy way to access the API from PHP. It has all the current API functions included. It requires a Sync install with the API enabled.

 

Link : iGARET/BTSync-PHP

Docs: http://igaret.github.io/BTSync-PHP/classes/BTSync.html

 

Let me know if you have any questions/suggestions!

 

You didn't add in anything for the ability to pass a username and password.

I added it on my own and got it to work.

[Garet]

I've looked over your changes and included it in the repo now.  Thanks for the feedback.

[mikeyF]

Hi !

i'm not a very good php programmer can you give me the minimum to get started with your wrapper ?

Edited May 27, 2014 by mikeyF

[s3v]

Great thank you!

[lexoyo]

Hi Garet!

 

Thank you for sharing! I stared your repo

It looks like the documentation is available here (your original link is dead now)

 

Could you explain what is the point of having a BTSync instance running on a server? 

Is it to make a centralized "dropbox like" service like Dropbox?

[danhunsaker]

@lexoyo - That's one option.  However, it's mostly so that you have a BTSync API to access in the first place.  BTSync uses HTTP for its API, so it has to be running someplace your PHP script can access it via HTTP(S) - the simplest option is the same server PHP is running on, though you can of course set things up differently if that suits your use case.