Demonstrate the usage of the Basiq API PHP SDK for the test data. Creates a connection to the API and fetches accounts data.

basiq-fetch-accounts.php

<?php

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Demonstrate the usage of the Basiq API PHP SDK for the test data
// https://github.com/basiqio/basiq-sdk-php
// Creates a connection to the API and fetches accounts data
//
// Install SDK with:
// composer require basiqio/basiq-sdk-php
// If you experience problems with the classes not defined try running this workaround:
// composer dump-autoload -o
// GitHub issue:  https://github.com/basiqio/basiq-sdk-php/issues/6
//
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


// Set arguments:
// The API key from your Basiq.io dashboard:
$API_key = "";

// Email and mobile can be *anything* I believe, docs use these example values, which
// work:
$email = "gavin@hooli.com";
$mobile = "+61410888666";

// login and password of the test data to be used.
// Valid settings for test data available at:  https://basiq.io/api/#connect-api
// Since this snippet *creates* a new connection with each run, you probably shouldn't
// use it unmodified with real users...
// In order to prevent this, "institutionId" => "AU00000" is hardwired into the code.
$loginid = "";
$password = "";
//
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


// using composer to load the basiq API SDK and dependencies..
require_once dirname( __FILE__ )  . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use Basiq\Session;
use Basiq\Services\UserService;
use Basiq\Services\ConnectionService;

echo basiq_fetch_test_accounts( $API_key, $email, $mobile, $loginid, $password );

function basiq_fetch_test_accounts( $API_key, $email, $mobile, $loginid, $password ) {

	if ( !($API_key && $email && $mobile && $loginid && $password) ) {
		return "Please configure the file with valid test parameters";
	}

	$bfaoutput = "";

	// Open a session with Basiq API
	$session = new Session($API_key);

	// Create a user
	$userService = new UserService($session);
	$user = $userService->create(["email" => $email, "mobile" => $mobile]);

	// Create connection
	$connService = new ConnectionService($session, $user);
	$job = $connService->create([
		"institutionId" => "AU00000",
		"loginId" => $loginid,
		"password" => $password,
	]);


	// Let's see the job id
	$showjobid = $job->id;

	$bfaoutput .= "
		<p>Created connection: </br>
			Login: $loginid </br>
			Password: $password </br>
			</br>
			Got Job ID: $showjobid
		</p>
	";


	// Poll our server to wait for the transactions step to be evaluated
	$connection = $job->waitForTransactions(1000, 90);
	// Now we should have a connection populated with account data

	$accounts = $connection->accounts;

	$showthem = print_r( $accounts['data'], true );

	$bfaoutput .= "
		<p>Returned following accounts:</p>
		<pre>
			$showthem
		</pre>
	";



	return $bfaoutput;
}