Version 0.1.1

Feature

Assigning values when instatiating an object has been improved. It is now possible to simply pass an associative array of property names and values. When a property expects an object as its value you can just pass another associative array instead. For example,

$variation = new Types\VariationType(array(
    'SKU' => 'TS-W-S',
    'Quantity' => 5,
    'StartPrice' => ['value' => 10.99],
    'VariationSpecifics' => [[
        'NameValueList' => [
            ['Name' => 'Color', 'Value' => ['White']],
            ['Name' => "Size (Men's)", 'Value' => ['S']]
        ]
    ]]
));

This feature is compatiable with the existing method and so you can mix and match as in the example below.

$variation = new Types\VariationType(array(
    'SKU' => 'TS-W-S',
    'Quantity' => 5,
    'StartPrice' => new Types\AmountType(['value' => 10.99]),
    'VariationSpecifics' => [[
        'NameValueList' => [
            new Types\NameValueListType(['Name' => 'Color', 'Value' => ['White']]),
            ['Name' => "Size (Men's)", 'Value' => ['S']]
        ]
    ]]
));