README

The Ontraport API package, by WallStreet.io, is a simple and elegant way to communicate with Ontraport.

$products = $ontraport->products
    ->where('name', 'ONTRAPages')
    ->orWhere('name', 'ONTRAForms')
    ->get();

Installation

composer require wallstreetio/ontraport

Configuration

Once you have the package installed, you can start using the API right away.

$ontraport = new \Wsio\Ontraport\Ontraport('APP_ID', 'APP_KEY');

Usage

The Ontraport API provides a fluent, query builder syntax that you might be used to from the popular Eloquent ORM.

In the examples below we will focus on the Contacts endpoint in Ontraport, but the same syntax can apply to any of the Ontraport objects.

List Objects

The get method will return an array of all of the objects (within Ontraport's limit of 50).

$contacts = $ontraport->contacts->get();

You may wish to add constraints to the query to retrieve a subset of the objects. For example:

$contacts = $ontraport->contacts
    ->where('firstname', 'Bob')
    ->orderBy('id')
    ->get();

In the above example, we fetched all the contacts with the firstname, Bob, in ascending order sorted by the id field.

For pagination, you can limit the number of results to retrieve as well as the offset to start.

$contacts = $ontraport->contacts
    ->range(25)
    ->start(50)
    ->get();

The above examples will grab 25 contacts offset by the first 50 contacts.

Find Object

In addition to retrieving all of the objects, you may also retrieve single objects using find and first. Instead of an array of objects, these methods return a single object:

$contact = $ontraport->contacts->find(1);

Like the get method, we can stack the first method with constraints as well.

$contact = $ontraport->contacts->where('email', 'dev@wallstreet.io')->first();

The contact variable that is returned is an instance of \Wsio\Ontraport\Fluent which allows us to treat the Ontraport response as an object.

echo $contact->email; // dev@wallstreet.io

Create Object

$contact = $ontraport->contacts->create([
    'email' => 'dev@wallstreet.io'
]);

You may also come across situations where you want to update an existing record or create a new record if none exists. The Ontraport API provides a saveOrUpdate method to allow for this.

$contact = $ontraport->contacts->saveOrUpdate([
    'firstname' => 'Tamer',
    'email' => 'dev@wallstreet.io'
]);

Update Object

$ontraport->contacts->update(1, [
    'email' => 'tamer@wallstreet.io'
]);

If we have already retrieved an object, we can change the attributes of the object using the Fluent interface. When we are ready to save the changes we can call the save method. For example:

$contact = $ontraport->contacts->find(1);

$contact->lastname = 'Rules';

$contact->save();

Delete Object

$ontraport->contacts->delete(1);

Similary, if we have previously retrieved the object, we can utilize the delete method to remove the object in Ontraport.

$contact = $ontraport->contacts->find(1);

$contact->delete();

Delete Many Objects

$ontraport->contacts->delete() // uh-oh :)

$ontraport->contacts->where('email', 'tamer@wallstreet.io')->delete();

Examples

Fetch all contacts where the lastname attribute is empty.

$ontraport->contacts->where('lastname', null)->get();

// OR

$ontraport->contacts->whereNull('lastname')->get();

Fetch all the products with the names: ONTRAPages and ONTRAForms.

$ontraport->products->whereIn('name', ['ONTRAPages', 'ONTRAForms'])->get();

Fetch all contacts in descending order.

$ontraport->contacts->orderBy('id', 'desc')->get();

$ontraport->contacts->orderByDesc('id')->get();

The Ontraport API allows you to stack these methods on top of each other, for example:

$ontraport->contacts
    ->whereNull('firstame')
    ->where('email', 'dev@wallstreet.io')
    ->orderByDesc('id')
    ->get();

In the above example, we grabbed all the active contacts without a firstname attribute in descending order.

List of Provided Ontraport Objects

For the full list of objects that Ontraport provides and better documentation for each of the endpoints, please refer to the Ontraport Documentation.

• Contacts
• Tasks
• Staff
• Sequences
• Rules
• Messages
• Subscribers
• Notes
• Blasts
• Tags
• Products
• Purchases
• Fulfillments
• LandingPages
• CustomObjects

Each of these objects can be called directly on the Ontraport instance.

$sequences = $ontraport->sequences->get();

$purchase = $ontraport->purchases->find(1);

Extension

In attempt to mimic Ontraport's dynamic nature, internally all Ontraport endpoints are treated as if they were the same. If an endpoint does not exist or requires a different structure, extending/overriding is a breeze.

Let's say we have a tasks objects but it doesn't have the assign endpoint we need. We can extend the ontraport instance to allow for it.

First we will create a new Task class that extends the Resource class.

class Task extends \Wsio\Ontraport\Resources\Resource
{
    protected $namespace = 'Task';

    public function assign(array $data = [])
    {
        return $this->ontraport->post('task/assign', $data);
    }
}

Then we call the extend method on an our ontraport instance.

$ontraport->extend('tasks', Task::class);

The endpoint can now be accessed through the ontraport instance and tasks object.

$ontraport->tasks->assign([
    'message_id' => 1,
    'due_date' => 'now'
]);

Likewise, this approach can be used for objects that this package does not offer in the list above.

In most cases this can be a little much especially for one-off requests. The Ontraport instance provides get, post, put, and delete helper methods that you can utilize instead.

$task = $ontraport->post('task/assign', [
    'message_id' => 1,
    'due_date' => 'now'
]);

Documentation

• Ontraport Documentation

Tests

To run the testsuite, you will need to clone this repository and install the dev requirements.

git clone https://github.com/wallstreetio/ontraport.git ontraport
cd ontraport
composer install --dev

Then you can run the unit tests

phpunit

If you want to run the full test suite, you will need to edit your phpunit.xml file with the proper ONTRAPORT_APP_ID and ONTRAPORT_API_KEY.

Note: The full testsuite will run tests that will add, change, and delete contacts. Make sure you are using a testing account.

License

WallStreet.io Ontraport API is open-sourced software licensed under The MIT License (MIT).