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topdesk-php

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A PHP wrapper for the TOPdesk API.

Installation

composer require innovaat/topdesk-api

Guide

Our TOPdesk API implementation contains the following features:

  • Simple login using application passwords (recommended) or tokens (legacy).
  • Automatic retry functionionality that retries requests when connection errors or status codes >= 500 occur. We have experienced various instabilities with the TOPdesk API, and hopefully this minimizes these shortcomings.
  • Direct function calls for much used api endpoints (createIncident($params), getIncidentById($id), getListOfIncidents(), escalateIncidentById($id), deescalateIncidentById($id), getListOfDepartments(), createDepartment($params), getListOfBranches(), createBranch($params) among others).
  • Easy syntax for all other endpoints using $api->request($method, $uri, $json = [], $query = []).
// Create a new API instance, endpoint should end on "/tas/".
$api = new \Innovaat\Topdesk\Api('https://partnerships.topdesk.net/tas/');

Call either useLogin or useApplicationPassword depending on your authentication choice:

// RECOMMENDED
$api->useApplicationPassword('yourusername', 'ipsal-a7aid-6ybuq-ucjwg-axt4i');
// LEGACY LOGIN WITH TOKEN
$api->useLogin('yourusername', 'yourpassword', function($token) {
    // Callback function that receives a single parameter `$token` for you to persist.
    // It should return the persisted token as well.
    if($token) {
        file_put_contents('token.txt', $token);
    }
    return file_exists('token.txt') ? file_get_contents('token.txt') : null;
});

Now your API should be ready to use:

$incidents = $api->getListOfIncidents([
    'start' => 0,
    'page_size' => 10
]);

foreach($incidents as $incident) {
    var_dump($incident['number']);
}

Many requests have been implemented as direct functions of the API. However, not all of them have been implemented. For manual API requests, use the request() function:

$api->request('GET', 'api/incidents/call_types', [
    // Optional array to be sent as JSON body (for POST/PUT requests).
], [
    // Optional (search) query parameters, see API documentation for supported values.
], [
    // Optional parameters for the Guzzle request itself.
    // @see http://docs.guzzlephp.org/en/stable/request-options.html
])

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