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namespace Gothick\AkismetClient; |
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* Akismet API client. |
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* @author matt |
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* |
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class Client |
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const VERB_VERIFY_KEY = 'verify-key'; |
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const VERB_COMMENT_CHECK = 'comment-check'; |
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const VERB_SUBMIT_SPAM = 'submit-spam'; |
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const VERB_SUBMIT_HAM = 'submit-ham'; |
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/** |
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* Akismet API key |
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* @var string |
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private $api_key; |
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/** |
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* Our Guzzle client. |
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* This can be passed in for DI, or if not we'll create a default one ouselves. |
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* @var \GuzzleHttp\Client |
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private $guzzle_client; |
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/** |
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* URL of the site using us. |
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* Akismet calls this "blog", because WordPress. |
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* @var string |
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private $blog; |
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/** |
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* Name of the site using us. |
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* @var string |
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private $app_name; |
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* Version string of the site using us. |
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* @var string |
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private $app_version; |
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/** |
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* Version of this Client. |
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* Akismet likes to know. We should bump this every time |
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* we package a new version. |
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* @var string |
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const VERSION = '0.1'; |
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/** |
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* Make an Akismet API client. |
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* Typically you'd provide an API key in $api_key, at which point you can make any call. Without the optional |
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* $api_key you're limited to calling verifyApiKey. Once you've verified a key you can call setApiKey() |
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* later and start using the rest of the API. |
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* |
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* @param string $app_url |
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* e.g. http://forum.example.com/ |
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* @param string $app_name |
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* e.g. phpBB |
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* @param string $app_version |
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* e.g. 3.2.1 |
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* @param string $api_key |
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* (optional) Akismet API key |
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* @param |
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* \GuzzleHttp\Client (optional) $guzzle_client. You can inject a mock, or a non-Curl-using Guzzle |
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* client here, say. Otherwise we'll just make one. |
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* @throws Exception |
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public function __construct($app_url, $app_name, $app_version, $api_key = null, $guzzle_client = null) |
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if ((empty($app_url)) || (empty($app_name)) || (empty($app_version))) |
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throw new Exception('Must supply app URL, name and version in ' . __METHOD__); |
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// The Akismet API calls it a blog, so keep consistent. |
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$this->blog = $app_url; |
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$this->app_name = $app_name; |
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$this->app_version = $app_version; |
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$this->api_key = $api_key; |
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// Our client is passed in, as dependency injection is helpful for |
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// testing, but in the normal course of things we'll probably just |
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// create it ourselves. |
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$this->guzzle_client = $guzzle_client; |
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if (!isset($this->guzzle_client)) |
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$this->guzzle_client = new \GuzzleHttp\Client(); |
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* Headers to be sent on every API call |
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private function getStandardHeaders() |
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// I'd use Guzzle middleware for this, as we want to add it on |
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// every request, but how do I do that and support dependency |
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// injection of our client? You can't add middleware to a |
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// Guzzle client after it's been constructed, right? |
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return array( |
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'User-Agent' => $this->getOurUserAgent() |
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* From the docs: |
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* Setting your user agent If possible, your user agent string should always use the following format: Application Name/Version | Plugin Name/Version |
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* e.g. WordPress/4.4.1 | Akismet/3.1.7 |
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private function getOurUserAgent() |
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return "{$this->app_name}/{$this->app_version} | Gothick\\AkismetClient/" . self::VERSION; |
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/** |
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* You may want to verify a key before you use it. To do that, construct a Client without an API |
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* key, then use verifyKey($key) to verify the key, then use setKey($key) to set the validated |
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* key. You can call verifyKey without a key set, but you must set a key before calling any other |
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* API method. |
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* @param string $api_key |
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public function setKey($api_key) |
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throw new Exception('Must provide an API key in ' . __METHOD__); |
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* Verify an Akismet API key. |
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public function verifyKey($api_key = null) |
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"blog" => $this->blog |
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* Check a comment for spam. |
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public function commentCheck($params = array(), $server_params = array()) |
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* Work out the Akismet API URL given the REST verb and our configured key. This would |
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private function apiUri($verb) |
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} |