README

A simple wrapper to get started with the Vultr V2 Api.

Install

composer require keepcloud/vultr-api-laravel

After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php

KeepCloud\Vultr\VultrServiceProvider::class

Optionally you can use the Facade. Add this to your facades:

'Vultr' => KeepCloud\Vultr\Facades\Vultr::class

Publish config file

php artisan vendor:publish

Add your personal access token to your config (/config/vultr.php) or env file

VULTR_TOKEN=Your_personal_access_token

You can create your token by visiting your Vultr if you are using the newer vultr manager.

Usage

Add to your class

use KeepCloud\Vultr\Controllers\Vultr;

To use

$vultr = new Vultr;

// list vultrs
$vultr->get('vultr/instances');

// create a new vultr
$vultr->post('vultr/instances', [
    "region" => "us-east-1a",
    "type" => "g5-standard-1"
]);

// update a vultr
$vultr->put('vultr/instances/999', [
    "label" => "new label"
]);

// delete a vultr
$vultr->delete('vultr/instances/999');

Filtering & Sorting

$vultr->get('vultr/distributions', [
    "vendor" => "Debian"
]);

$vultr->get('vultr/distributions', [
    "+or" =>
        [
            ["vendor" => "Debian"],
            ["deprecated" => true]
        ]
]);

Or, you can use the facade

Vultr::get('vultr/instances');

Full API reference

License

This Vultr wrapper is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.