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PHP library to interface with the Stormpath User Authentication API

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Stormpath API Client
====================

[](#stormpath-api-client)

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This library is an example of working with the Stormpath user authentication REST API. It's a limited functionality proof of concept, mostly defined around their concept of "Applications".

Sample Usage:
=============

[](#sample-usage)

You'll need to have your `apiKey.properties` file they give you in the same directory as your test script - it looks for it there.

#### Sample code:

[](#sample-code)

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