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Installation

Install the Engagespot PHP SDK using Composer:

composer require engagespot/php-sdk

Step 1: Initialize EngagespotClient

Include the Engagespot PHP SDK in your PHP code and create an instance of EngagespotClient with your API key, API secret, and signing key (if applicable):

here are examples of the two types of initializations for the EngagespotClient:

1. Initialization with individual parameters:

use Engagespot\EngagespotClient;

$apiKey = 'your-api-key';
$apiSecret = 'your-api-secret';
$signingKey = 'your-signing-key';

// Create an instance of EngagespotClient
$engagespot = new EngagespotClient($apiKey, $apiSecret);

In this example, the EngagespotClient is initialized with individual parameters for the API key, API secret.

2. Initialization with an associative array:

use Engagespot\EngagespotClient;

$config = [
    'apiKey' => 'your-api-key',
    'apiSecret' => 'your-api-secret',
    'signingKey' => 'your-signing-key',
    'baseUrl' => 'https://api.engagespot.co/v3'
];

// Create an instance of EngagespotClient
$engagespot = new EngagespotClient($config);

In this example, the EngagespotClient is initialized with an associative array that includes the API key, API secret, signing key, and base URL.

Remember to replace 'your-api-key', 'your-api-secret', and 'your-signing-key' with your actual Engagespot API credentials. The base URL is optional and defaults to 'https://api.engagespot.co/v3' if not provided. The signing key is also optional and can be omitted if not used.

Step 2: Sending a Notification

Prepare notification data and use the send method:

$notificationData = [
    'notification' => [
        'title' => 'Sample Title',
        'message' => 'Sample Message',
        'icon' => 'sample-icon',
        'url' => 'https://example.com',
        'templateIdentifier' => 'sampleTemplate',
        'category' => 'sampleCategory',
        'workflow' => [
            'identifier' => 'sampleWorkflow'
        ],
        'data' => [
            // custom data as you need
        ],
    ],
    'sendTo' => [
        'topics' => ['topic1', 'topic2'],
        'recipients' => ['user1@example.com', 'user2@example.com'],
    ],
    'override' => [
        'channels' => ['inApp', 'webPush'],
        // other properties you want to override
    ],
];

Sending the notification

 $response = $engagespot->send($notificationData);

Create OR Update User

use Engagespot\EngagespotClient;

$identifier = 'johndoe@test.com'; // your unique identifier
$profile = [
    'email' => 'johndoe@test.com',
    'any_key' => 'any_value'
];

$engagespot = new EngagespotClient($apiKey, $apiSecret);
$enagagespot->createOrUpdateUser($identifier, $profile);

You can add any keyvalue pairs to profile.

Generating User Token

Generate a JWT token for a user for authentication:

Note : Remember that for generating user token you must need to Initialize engagespot via associative array OR by

$enagagespot->setSigningKey($signingKey);

because signingKey is required for generating user tokens

use Engagespot\EngagespotClient;


$apiKey = 'your-api-key';
$apiSecret = 'your-api-secret';
$signingKey = 'your-signing-key';

// Create an instance of EngagespotClient
$engagespot = new EngagespotClient( [
    'apiKey' => $apiKey,
    'apiSecret' => $apiSecret,
    'signingKey' => $signingKey,
    'baseUrl' => 'https://api.engagespot.co/v3' // optional
]);

OR

// Create an instance of EngagespotClient
$engagespot = new EngagespotClient($apiKey, $apiSecret);
$enagagespot->setSigningKey($signingKey);


// Create JWT token for user
$userIdentifier = 'testuser@example.com';
$token = $engagespot->generateUserToken($userIdentifier);

// Use the generated token as needed
var_dump($token);

Creating Signing Key

You can generate your public-private signing key pair from Engagespot console, and this private key should be the secret signing key for generating user tokens

caution

When you generate the signing key, Engagespot will store only the public key in our database. You should download the private key and use it for signing your user tokens. You won't be able to retrieve the private key after this step.

Additional Configuration

Set additional configuration options if needed:

$engagespot->setConfig('additionalConfig', 'value');

You can set SigningKey after initializing EngagespotClient by

$signingKey = 'your-signing-key';
$enagagespot->setSigningKey($signingKey);

Managing In-App Inbox Notifications

In-app inbox notifications are messages that users can view within your application. Here's how you can manage them using the EngagespotClient:

1. Initialization

Before you can interact with the in-app inbox notifications, you need to initialize the EngagespotClient with your API credentials:

use Engagespot\EngagespotClient;

// Your Engagespot API credentials
$apiKey = 'your-api-key';
$apiSecret = 'your-api-secret';

// Create an instance of EngagespotClient
$client = new EngagespotClient($apiKey, $apiSecret);

2. Fetching In-App Notifications

You can fetch in-app notifications for a specific user. This retrieves a list of notifications from the in-app inbox.

$client->inapp()->fetch('john_doe_123', 1, 10);

• userIdentifier: The identifier of the user whose notifications you want to fetch.
• pageNo (optional): Page number of the notifications (default is 1).
• limit (optional): Maximum number of notifications per page (default is 10).

3. Marking a Notification as Read

You can mark a notification as read once the user has viewed it.

$client->inapp()->markNotificationAsRead('notification_123');

• notificationId: The ID of the notification to mark as read.

4. Marking a Notification as Unseen

You can mark a notification as unseen to indicate that it hasn't been viewed by the user yet.

$client->inapp()->markNotificationAsUnseen('notification_123');

• notificationId: The ID of the notification to mark as unseen.

5. Marking a Notification as Unread

You can mark a notification as unread if the user has viewed it but hasn't interacted with it in a meaningful way.

$client->inapp()->markNotificationAsUnread('notification_123');

• notificationId: The ID of the notification to mark as unread.

6. Deleting a Notification

You can delete a notification from the in-app inbox if it's no longer relevant.

$client->inapp()->deleteNotification('notification_123');

• notificationId: The ID of the notification to delete.

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Managing Topics

Topics allow you to organize users into groups based on their interests or preferences. Here's how you can manage topics using the EngagespotClient:

1. Initialization

Before you can interact with topics, you need to initialize the EngagespotClient with your API credentials:

use Engagespot\EngagespotClient;

// Your Engagespot API credentials
$apiKey = 'your-api-key';
$apiSecret = 'your-api-secret';

// Create an instance of EngagespotClient
$client = new EngagespotClient($apiKey, $apiSecret);

2. Creating a Topic

You can create a new topic with a name and an optional identifier. If an identifier is not provided, it will be generated from the name.

$client->topics()->create('New Topic', 'new-topic');

• name: The name of the topic.
• identifier (optional): The identifier of the topic. If not provided, it will be generated from the name.

3. Updating a Topic

You can update the name of an existing topic.

$client->topics()->update(123, 'Updated Topic Name');

• topicId: The ID of the topic to update.
• name: The new name for the topic.

4. Deleting a Topic

You can delete a topic.

$client->topics()->delete(123);

• topicId: The ID of the topic to delete.

5. Subscribing Users to a Topic

You can subscribe users to a topic.

$users = [
    ['identifier' => 'user1', 'channels' => ['web']],
    ['identifier' => 'user2', 'channels' => ['email', 'push']],
];

$client->topics()->subscribeUser(123, $users);

• topicId: The ID of the topic to subscribe users to.
• users: An array of user objects to subscribe. Each user object should have an identifier and channels.

6. Unsubscribing Users from a Topic

You can unsubscribe users from a topic.

$users = ['user1', 'user2'];

$client->topics()->unsubscribeUser(123, $users);

• topicId: The ID of the topic to unsubscribe users from.
• users: An array of user identifiers to unsubscribe.

7. Updating Notification Channels for a User in a Topic

You can update the notification channels for a user in a topic.

$client->topics()->updateChannel('user1', 123, ['email', 'push']);

• identifier: The identifier of the user whose channels are to be updated.
• topicId: The ID of the topic.
• channels: An array of notification channels for the user.

8. Listing Subscriptions of a User to All Topics

You can list the subscriptions of a user to all topics.

$client->topics()->listSubscriptionsOfUser('user1');

• identifier: The identifier of the user.

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Exceptions

The SDK throws \InvalidArgumentException for missing or invalid parameters during initialization or notification creation.

Note

Replace placeholder values such as 'your-api-key', 'your-api-secret', and 'your-signing-key' with your actual Engagespot API credentials.