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I am new to Magento and want to know how to write Rest web services with PHP. Please suggest me with any material or example with full explanation because i gone through many, but couldn't find a good one which is working. I can also say that i don't know how to execute that. please give me a full explanation with example. Thanks in advance :)










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      I am new to Magento and want to know how to write Rest web services with PHP. Please suggest me with any material or example with full explanation because i gone through many, but couldn't find a good one which is working. I can also say that i don't know how to execute that. please give me a full explanation with example. Thanks in advance :)










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      I am new to Magento and want to know how to write Rest web services with PHP. Please suggest me with any material or example with full explanation because i gone through many, but couldn't find a good one which is working. I can also say that i don't know how to execute that. please give me a full explanation with example. Thanks in advance :)







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          There is a good solution using this library PHP.



          Magento Client Library For PHP



          Usage



          XMLRPC



          The following example returns a list of products with SKUs that start with "123":



          use MagentoClientXmlrpcMagentoXmlrpcClient;

          $client = MagentoXmlrpcClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'api_user' => 'api.user',
          'api_key' => 'some.private.key',
          ));

          $filters = array(
          'sku' => array('like' => '123%'),
          );

          $result = $client->call('catalog_product.list', array($filters));


          REST



          The following example returns a list of products:



          use MagentoClientRestMagentoRestClient;

          $client = MagentoRestClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'consumer_key' => 'abc123...',
          'consumer_secret' => 'def456...',
          'token' => 'ghi789...',
          'token_secret' => 'jkl012...',
          ));

          $result = $client->get('/api/rest/products')->send()->json();





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          • how can I display my API values as a table format. my post : magento.stackexchange.com/q/209734/57334

            – zus
            Jan 18 '18 at 5:52











          • I am used to WooCommerce and Shopify where we only need a key and secret, how do we get tokens?

            – user2924019
            Jan 23 at 17:31






          • 1





            You can use a software called Postman to do the first request just to get these tokens once. After that, you won't need to request again.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 23 at 17:42











          • @RafaelCorrêaGomes I just realised I've been watching your YouTube video about authentication. Do you know if I can use the same token forever? My system takes orders every 10 minutes and puts them into a WMS. Can I just use that same token?

            – user2924019
            Jan 30 at 17:42











          • @user2924019 yes, the token can be used forever or until you invalidated it.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 30 at 20:33












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          There is a good solution using this library PHP.



          Magento Client Library For PHP



          Usage



          XMLRPC



          The following example returns a list of products with SKUs that start with "123":



          use MagentoClientXmlrpcMagentoXmlrpcClient;

          $client = MagentoXmlrpcClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'api_user' => 'api.user',
          'api_key' => 'some.private.key',
          ));

          $filters = array(
          'sku' => array('like' => '123%'),
          );

          $result = $client->call('catalog_product.list', array($filters));


          REST



          The following example returns a list of products:



          use MagentoClientRestMagentoRestClient;

          $client = MagentoRestClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'consumer_key' => 'abc123...',
          'consumer_secret' => 'def456...',
          'token' => 'ghi789...',
          'token_secret' => 'jkl012...',
          ));

          $result = $client->get('/api/rest/products')->send()->json();





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          • how can I display my API values as a table format. my post : magento.stackexchange.com/q/209734/57334

            – zus
            Jan 18 '18 at 5:52











          • I am used to WooCommerce and Shopify where we only need a key and secret, how do we get tokens?

            – user2924019
            Jan 23 at 17:31






          • 1





            You can use a software called Postman to do the first request just to get these tokens once. After that, you won't need to request again.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 23 at 17:42











          • @RafaelCorrêaGomes I just realised I've been watching your YouTube video about authentication. Do you know if I can use the same token forever? My system takes orders every 10 minutes and puts them into a WMS. Can I just use that same token?

            – user2924019
            Jan 30 at 17:42











          • @user2924019 yes, the token can be used forever or until you invalidated it.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 30 at 20:33
















          0














          There is a good solution using this library PHP.



          Magento Client Library For PHP



          Usage



          XMLRPC



          The following example returns a list of products with SKUs that start with "123":



          use MagentoClientXmlrpcMagentoXmlrpcClient;

          $client = MagentoXmlrpcClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'api_user' => 'api.user',
          'api_key' => 'some.private.key',
          ));

          $filters = array(
          'sku' => array('like' => '123%'),
          );

          $result = $client->call('catalog_product.list', array($filters));


          REST



          The following example returns a list of products:



          use MagentoClientRestMagentoRestClient;

          $client = MagentoRestClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'consumer_key' => 'abc123...',
          'consumer_secret' => 'def456...',
          'token' => 'ghi789...',
          'token_secret' => 'jkl012...',
          ));

          $result = $client->get('/api/rest/products')->send()->json();





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          • how can I display my API values as a table format. my post : magento.stackexchange.com/q/209734/57334

            – zus
            Jan 18 '18 at 5:52











          • I am used to WooCommerce and Shopify where we only need a key and secret, how do we get tokens?

            – user2924019
            Jan 23 at 17:31






          • 1





            You can use a software called Postman to do the first request just to get these tokens once. After that, you won't need to request again.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 23 at 17:42











          • @RafaelCorrêaGomes I just realised I've been watching your YouTube video about authentication. Do you know if I can use the same token forever? My system takes orders every 10 minutes and puts them into a WMS. Can I just use that same token?

            – user2924019
            Jan 30 at 17:42











          • @user2924019 yes, the token can be used forever or until you invalidated it.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 30 at 20:33














          0












          0








          0







          There is a good solution using this library PHP.



          Magento Client Library For PHP



          Usage



          XMLRPC



          The following example returns a list of products with SKUs that start with "123":



          use MagentoClientXmlrpcMagentoXmlrpcClient;

          $client = MagentoXmlrpcClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'api_user' => 'api.user',
          'api_key' => 'some.private.key',
          ));

          $filters = array(
          'sku' => array('like' => '123%'),
          );

          $result = $client->call('catalog_product.list', array($filters));


          REST



          The following example returns a list of products:



          use MagentoClientRestMagentoRestClient;

          $client = MagentoRestClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'consumer_key' => 'abc123...',
          'consumer_secret' => 'def456...',
          'token' => 'ghi789...',
          'token_secret' => 'jkl012...',
          ));

          $result = $client->get('/api/rest/products')->send()->json();





          share|improve this answer













          There is a good solution using this library PHP.



          Magento Client Library For PHP



          Usage



          XMLRPC



          The following example returns a list of products with SKUs that start with "123":



          use MagentoClientXmlrpcMagentoXmlrpcClient;

          $client = MagentoXmlrpcClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'api_user' => 'api.user',
          'api_key' => 'some.private.key',
          ));

          $filters = array(
          'sku' => array('like' => '123%'),
          );

          $result = $client->call('catalog_product.list', array($filters));


          REST



          The following example returns a list of products:



          use MagentoClientRestMagentoRestClient;

          $client = MagentoRestClient::factory(array(
          'base_url' => 'http://magentohost',
          'consumer_key' => 'abc123...',
          'consumer_secret' => 'def456...',
          'token' => 'ghi789...',
          'token_secret' => 'jkl012...',
          ));

          $result = $client->get('/api/rest/products')->send()->json();






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          answered Aug 24 '16 at 20:38









          Rafael Corrêa GomesRafael Corrêa Gomes

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          • how can I display my API values as a table format. my post : magento.stackexchange.com/q/209734/57334

            – zus
            Jan 18 '18 at 5:52











          • I am used to WooCommerce and Shopify where we only need a key and secret, how do we get tokens?

            – user2924019
            Jan 23 at 17:31






          • 1





            You can use a software called Postman to do the first request just to get these tokens once. After that, you won't need to request again.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 23 at 17:42











          • @RafaelCorrêaGomes I just realised I've been watching your YouTube video about authentication. Do you know if I can use the same token forever? My system takes orders every 10 minutes and puts them into a WMS. Can I just use that same token?

            – user2924019
            Jan 30 at 17:42











          • @user2924019 yes, the token can be used forever or until you invalidated it.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 30 at 20:33



















          • how can I display my API values as a table format. my post : magento.stackexchange.com/q/209734/57334

            – zus
            Jan 18 '18 at 5:52











          • I am used to WooCommerce and Shopify where we only need a key and secret, how do we get tokens?

            – user2924019
            Jan 23 at 17:31






          • 1





            You can use a software called Postman to do the first request just to get these tokens once. After that, you won't need to request again.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 23 at 17:42











          • @RafaelCorrêaGomes I just realised I've been watching your YouTube video about authentication. Do you know if I can use the same token forever? My system takes orders every 10 minutes and puts them into a WMS. Can I just use that same token?

            – user2924019
            Jan 30 at 17:42











          • @user2924019 yes, the token can be used forever or until you invalidated it.

            – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
            Jan 30 at 20:33

















          how can I display my API values as a table format. my post : magento.stackexchange.com/q/209734/57334

          – zus
          Jan 18 '18 at 5:52





          how can I display my API values as a table format. my post : magento.stackexchange.com/q/209734/57334

          – zus
          Jan 18 '18 at 5:52













          I am used to WooCommerce and Shopify where we only need a key and secret, how do we get tokens?

          – user2924019
          Jan 23 at 17:31





          I am used to WooCommerce and Shopify where we only need a key and secret, how do we get tokens?

          – user2924019
          Jan 23 at 17:31




          1




          1





          You can use a software called Postman to do the first request just to get these tokens once. After that, you won't need to request again.

          – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
          Jan 23 at 17:42





          You can use a software called Postman to do the first request just to get these tokens once. After that, you won't need to request again.

          – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
          Jan 23 at 17:42













          @RafaelCorrêaGomes I just realised I've been watching your YouTube video about authentication. Do you know if I can use the same token forever? My system takes orders every 10 minutes and puts them into a WMS. Can I just use that same token?

          – user2924019
          Jan 30 at 17:42





          @RafaelCorrêaGomes I just realised I've been watching your YouTube video about authentication. Do you know if I can use the same token forever? My system takes orders every 10 minutes and puts them into a WMS. Can I just use that same token?

          – user2924019
          Jan 30 at 17:42













          @user2924019 yes, the token can be used forever or until you invalidated it.

          – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
          Jan 30 at 20:33





          @user2924019 yes, the token can be used forever or until you invalidated it.

          – Rafael Corrêa Gomes
          Jan 30 at 20:33


















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