require "teodortalov/citrix: *"
All you need in order to authenticate with Citrix's API is a consumer key, which you can obtain by registering at [Citrix Developer Center][1]. After registering and adding your application, you will be given Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, and Callback URL. You need the Consumer Key in order for your application to authenticate with Citrix using this library.
In addition to the Consumer Key, for Direct Authentication you need your username and password, which is the one that you use to login into [GoToWebinar.com][2].
You can authenticate to Citrix, and your GoToWebinar account respectively, like so:
$client = new \Citrix\Authentication\Direct('CONSUMER_KEY');
$client->auth('USERNAME', 'PASSWORD');
Generally, the things you need the most are the access_token and organizer_key. You can retrieve those like this:
$client->getAccessToken(); //returns your access token
$client->getOrganizerKey(); //returns the organizer key
The code will handle all the authentication stuff for you, so you don't really have to worry about that.
In order to get all the upcoming webinars, you have to do this:
$goToWebinar = new \Citrix\GoToWebinar($client); //@see $client definition above
$webinars = $goToWebinar->getUpcoming();
var_dump($webinars); //this gives you all upcoming webinars
In order to get all the past webinars, you have to do this:
$goToWebinar = new \Citrix\GoToWebinar($client); //@see $client definition above
$webinars = $goToWebinar->getPast();
var_dump($webinars); //this gives you all upcoming webinars
If you would like to get the registration/join URL for a webinar you can do so like this:
$webinar = reset($webinars);
$webinar->getRegistrationUrl(); //https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/456905497806You can really easily register somebody for a webinar. Basically, all you need to do is this:
$data = array('email' => '[email protected]', 'firstName' => 'Joe', 'lastName' => 'Smith');
$consumer = new \Citrix\Entity\Consumer($client);
$consumer->setData($data)->populate();
//register a user for the very first upcoming webinar, @see Getting upcoming webinars
$webinar = reset($webinars);
$webinar->registerConsumer($consumer);
As mentioned above $client you can get from Authenticate and Get Going in 15 seconds section, and $webinar you can get from Getting upcoming webinars section.
Alternatively, you can register a user for a webinar by providing the webinarKey and the user data directly to the GoToWebinar class like so:
$webinarKey = 123123;
$registrantData = array('email' => '[email protected]', 'firstName' => 'Joe', 'lastName' => 'Smith');
$goToWebinar = new \Citrix\GoToWebinar($client); //@see $client definition above
$goToWebinar->register($webinarKey, $registrantData);
The code does handle errors but it fails silently. You can check for errors like so:
$data = array('email' => '[email protected]', 'firstName' => 'Joe', 'lastName' => 'Smith');
$consumer = new \Citrix\Entity\Consumer($client);
$consumer->setData($data)->populate();
//register a user for the very first upcoming webinar, @see Getting upcoming webinars
$webinar = reset($webinars);
$registration = $webinar->registerConsumer($consumer);
if($registration->hasErrors()){
//get the first error that occurred and use it as the exception message
throw new \Exception($registration->getError());
}
//no errors, continue...
die('Registration was successful.');
You can also display/get all errors like so:
$registration->getErrors();
Also you can push new errors like so:
$registration->addError('Something went wrong!!!');
Error handling should be available everywhere, so you should always be able to call hasErrors() and check for errors.