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PHP SDK to use the VerifyMyContent services (Identity Verification, Content Moderation, and Content Complaint).

Installation

composer require verifymycontent/sdk

Get Started

The main class to handle the moderation integration process is the VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent. It will abstract the HMAC generation for the API calls.

Start an Identity Verification

Use the createIdentityVerification of the VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\IdentityVerificationClient abstraction inside VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent passing an VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\Entity\Requests\CreateIdentityVerificationRequest and receiving an VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\Entity\Responses\CreateIdentityVerificationResponse.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $response = $vmc->identityVerification->createIdentityVerification( new \VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\Entity\Requests\CreateIdentityVerificationRequest([ "customer" => [ "id" => "YOUR-CUSTOMER-UNIQUE-ID", "email" => "person@example.com", "phone" => "+4412345678" ], "redirect_uri" => "https://example.com/callback", "webhook" => "https://example.com/webhook", ]) ); // save $response->id if you want to save the verification of your customer // redirect user to check identity header("Location: {$response->redirect_uri}");

Retrieve Identity Verification by ID

Retrieves a specific identity verification to get current status.

• Pass the id of the identity verification to the getIdentityVerification method of the VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\IdentityVerificationClient abstraction inside VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent.
• Receive an VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\Entity\Responses\GetIdentityVerificationResponse.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $response = $vmc->identityVerification->getIdentityVerification("YOUR-IDENTITY-VERIFICATION-ID"); // Printing current status echo "Status: {$response->status}";

Receive an Identity Verification Webhook

Receive a webhook from VerifyMyContent when the identity verification status changes.

• Receive a webhook from VerifyMyContent with the $_POST data that can be parsed using the VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\Entity\Requests\WebhookIdentityVerificationRequest class.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $data = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'), true); $webhook = new \VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\Entity\Requests\WebhookIdentityVerificationRequest($data); // Printing current status echo "Status: {$webhook->status} received from verification {$webhook->id}"; // This is how you can check if the identity verification is approved. if ($webhook->status === \VerifyMyContent\SDK\IdentityVerification\IdentityVerificationStatus::APPROVED) { // do your thing }

Create a Static Content Moderation

Use the createStaticContentModeration of the VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\ContentModerationClient abstraction inside VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent passing an VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Requests\CreateStaticContentModerationRequest and receiving an VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Responses\CreateStaticContentModerationResponse.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $response = $vmc->contentModeration()->createStaticContentModeration([ "content" => [ "type" => "video", "external_id" => "YOUR-VIDEO-ID", "url" => "https://example.com/video.mp4", "title" => "Uploaded video title", "description" => "Uploaded video description", ], "webhook" => "https://example.com/webhook", "redirect_url" => "https://example.com/callback", "customer" => [ "id" => "YOUR-CUSTOMER-UNIQUE-ID", "email" => "person@example.com", "phone" => "+4412345678" ], "type" => "face-match", "rule" => "default", "faces_id" => ["ID"], "collection_id" => "YOUR-COLLECTION-ID", "participants" => [[ "id" => "YOUR-CUSTOMER-UNIQUE-ID", "email" => "person@example.com", "phone" => "+4412345678" ]] ]); // save $response->id if you want to call the moderation status endpoint later // redirect uploader to check identity header("Location: {$response->redirect_url}");

Retrieve Static Content Moderation by ID

Retrieves a specific moderation to get current status. Example:

• Receive an VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Responses\GetStaticContentModerationResponse.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $response = $vmc->contentModeration()->getStaticContentModeration("YOUR-CONTENT-MODERATION-ID"); // Printing current status echo "Status: {$response->status}";

Receive a Static Content Moderation Webhook

• Receive a webhook from VerifyMyContent with the $_POST data that can be parsed using the VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Requests\WebhookStaticContentModerationRequest class.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $data = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'), true); $webhook = new \VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Requests\WebhookStaticContentModerationRequest($data); // Printing current status echo "Status: {$webhook->status} received from static content {$webhook->id}"; // This is how you can check if the moderation was approved. if ($webhook->status === \VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\ContentModerationStatus::STATIC_APPROVED) { // do your thing }

Live Content

To moderate a live stream broadcast you'll need to use different APIs as described below.

Create a Live Content Moderation

Use the createLiveContentModeration of the VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\ContentModerationClient abstraction inside VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent passing an VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Requests\CreateLiveContentModerationRequest and receiving an VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Responses\CreateLiveContentModerationResponse.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $response = $vmc->contentModeration()->createLiveContentModeration([ "external_id" => "YOUR-LIVESTREAM-ID", "embed_url" => "https://example.com/live/", "title" => "Live stream title", "description" => "Live stream description", "webhook" => "https://example.com/webhook", "stream" => [ "protocol" => "webrtc", "url" => "https://example.com/live/", ], "customer" => [ "id" => "YOUR-CUSTOMER-UNIQUE-ID", "email" => "person@example.com", "phone" => "+4412345678" ], "type" => "face-match", "rule" => "default", "faces_id" => ["ID"], "collection_id" => "YOUR-COLLECTION-ID" ]); // save $response->id to start live stream later // redirect uploader to check identity header("Location: {$response->login_url}");

Start a created Live Content Moderation

When you receive the webhook with the status Authorised, it means you can now start to broadcast a live stream, you can then use the startLiveContentModeration method to trigger the moderation:

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $vmc->contentModeration()->startLiveContentModeration("YOUR-CONTENT-MODERATION-ID"); // that's all folks!

Receive a Live Content Moderation Webhook

• Receive a webhook from VerifyMyContent with the $_POST data that can be parsed using the VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Requests\WebhookLiveContentModerationRequest class.

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $data = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'), true); $webhook = new \VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\Entity\Requests\WebhookLiveContentModerationRequest($data); // Printing current status echo "Status: {$webhook->status} received from live content {$webhook->id}"; // This is how you can check if the live stream is authorized. if ($webhook->status === \VerifyMyContent\SDK\ContentModeration\ContentModerationStatus::LIVE_AUTHORIZED // do your thing }

Updating Live Stream moderation rules

This endpoint allows you to update the moderation rules for a specific live stream

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $vmc->contentModeration()->changeLiveContentRule("YOUR-CONTENT-MODERATION-ID");

Pausing Live Stream moderation

This endpoint allows you to pause the moderation for a specific live stream

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $vmc->contentModeration()->pauseLivestream("YOUR-CONTENT-MODERATION-ID");

Resume Live Stream moderation

This endpoint allows you to resume the moderation for a specific live stream

<?php require(__DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php"); $vmc = new VerifyMyContent\VerifyMyContent(getenv('VMC_API_KEY'), getenv('VMC_API_SECRET')); //$vmc->useSandbox(); $vmc->contentModeration()->resumeLivestream("YOUR-CONTENT-MODERATION-ID");