PHP ends up being easier to deal with than node in terms of securing my API secret key. Node solution didn't work out for me for several combined reasons. PHP would be more ideal since I can stick it on the same server, but off the www public dir to run the commands. That's just easy.
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Hi Dylan,
No we don't have a php SDK at this time, you can log a feature request here if you'd like to have this considered in the future.
Dylan Hunt
PHP ends up being easier to deal with than node in terms of securing my API secret key. Node solution didn't work out for me for several combined reasons. PHP would be more ideal since I can stick it on the same server, but off the www public dir to run the commands. That's just easy.
Hi Dylan,
No we don't have a php SDK at this time, you can log a feature request here if you'd like to have this considered in the future.
Thanks,
Liam
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Hi Dylan,
No we don't have a php SDK at this time, you can log a feature request here if you'd like to have this considered in the future.
Thanks,
Liam
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