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Modern use-at-will framework that provides individual components to manage TeamSpeak 3 Server instances

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TeamSpeak 3 PHP Framework
=========================

[](#teamspeak-3-php-framework)

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Initially released in January 2010, the TS3 PHP Framework is a powerful, open source, object-oriented framework implemented in PHP 5 and licensed under the GNU General Public License. It’s based on simplicity and a rigorously tested agile codebase. Extend the functionality of your servers with scripts or create powerful web applications to manage all features of your TeamSpeak 3 Server instances.

Tested. Thoroughly. Enterprise-ready and built with agile methods, the TS3 PHP Framework has been unit-tested from the start to ensure that all code remains stable and easy for you to extend, re-test with your extensions, and further maintain.

### Why is TS3 PHP Framework better than other libraries?

[](#why-is-ts3-php-framework-better-than-other-libraries)

The TS3 PHP Framework is a is a modern use-at-will framework that provides individual components to communicate with the TeamSpeak 3 Server.

There are lots of arguments for the TS3 PHP Framework in comparison with other PHP based libraries. It is the most dynamic and feature-rich piece of software in its class and delivers unprecedented performance when used correctly.

### Features

[](#features)

Features of the TS3 PHP Framework include:

- Fully object-oriented PHP 5 and E\_STRICT compliant components
- Access to all TeamSpeak 3 Server features via ServerQuery
- Integrated full featured and customizable TSViewer interfaces
- Full support for file transfers to up- and /or download custom icons and other stuff
- Powerful error handling capablities using exceptions and customizable error messages
- Query mechanisms for several official services such as the blacklist and auto-update servers
- Dynamic signal slots for event based scripting

Speed up new development and reduce maintenance costs by using this nifty piece of software!

### Installation

[](#installation)

**Requirements**

- PHP - Developed on PHP 7.x, with 7.4.x targeted for testing.
- TeamSpeak Server - v3.4.0 (build &gt;= 1536564584) or higher.

**Often used with...**

- Server - Apache, nginx, php-fpm, CLI
- Database - Standalone (sqlite), Maria DB, PostgreSQL
- Dev - Git, composer, docker, PHPUnit

Note that the majority of TS3 PHP Framework development and deployment is done on nginx, so there is more community experience and testing performed on Apache than on other web servers.

You can install the TS3 PHP Framework by [manually downloading](https://github.com/ronindesign/ts3phpframework/archive/master.zip) it or using Composer:

```
composer require planetteamspeak/ts3-php-framework

```

The above command will install the latest available release.

If you want to install the TS3 PHP Framework's `master` branch instead (which may not be released / tagged yet), you need to run:

```
composer require planetteamspeak/ts3-php-framework:dev-master

```

### Tests

[](#tests)

To run all tests use `composer run tests`.

### Useful Links

[](#useful-links)

Visit the following pages for more information about the TS3 PHP Framework:

- [Online Documentation](https://docs.planetteamspeak.com/ts3/php/framework/index.html)
- [Changelog](https://docs.planetteamspeak.com/ts3/php/framework/changelog.txt)
- [Changelog (dev)](https://github.com/planetteamspeak/ts3phpframework/blob/master/CHANGELOG)

### Getting Started

[](#getting-started)

#### Connection URI (Options + IPv4 vs IPv6)

[](#connection-uri-options--ipv4-vs-ipv6)

Before you can run commands like "get version of server instance" or "update some settings", you need to specify to which instance you want to connect to. This is done using the URI in `TeamSpeak3::factory($uri)`.

The base `$uri` looks always like this:

```
$uri = "serverquery://username:password@127.0.0.1:10011/";
```

***Note:** If a piece of your URI contains [special characters](https://github.com/planetteamspeak/ts3phpframework#encoding-uri-special-characters), you will need to encode that piece using [rawurlencode](http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.rawurlencode.php):*

```
$uri = "serverquery://" . rawurlencode("test!@#$%^&*()_+") . ":" . rawurlencode('sd5kjKJ2') . "@127.0.0.1:10011/";
```

You also can add some options behind the last `/` in the URI.

To connect to a specific virtual TeamSpeak 3 server using it's `virtualserver_port`:

```
$uri = "serverquery://username:password@127.0.0.1:10011/?server_port=9987";
```

Additional options can be added using a simple `&` like in HTTP GET URLs:

```
$uri = "serverquery://username:password@127.0.0.1:10011/?server_port=9987&blocking=0";
```

The list of available options can be found in [TeamSpeak3 &gt; factory](https://docs.planetteamspeak.com/ts3/php/framework/class_team_speak3.html#aa0f699eba7225b3a95a99f80b14e73b3)

The TS3 PHP Framework supports connecting to IPv6 TeamSpeak hosts. An IPv6 address must be written within square brackets:

```
$uri = "serverquery://username:password@[fe80::250:56ff:fe16:1447]:10011/";
```

You can use this simple trick to always get the correct URI based on type of provided IP address `$ip`:

```
if(filter_var($ip, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_IPV4)) {
  $uri = "serverquery://username:password@${ip}:10011/";
} elseif(filter_var($ip, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_IPV6)) {
  $uri = "serverquery://username:password@[${ip}]:10011/";
} else {
  echo "${ip} is no valid IPv4 or IPv6 address!";
}
```

#### SSH Connections ([TeamSpeak Server](https://www.teamspeak.com) only)

[](#ssh-connections-teamspeak-server-only)

SSH connections can be established using the optional `ssh` parameter:

```
$uri = "serverquery://username:password@[fe80::250:56ff:fe16:1447]:10022/?ssh=1";
```

#### SSL/TLS Connections ([TeaSpeak Server](https://www.teaspeak.de) only)

[](#ssltls-connections-teaspeak-server-only)

Secure ServerQuery connections can be established using the optional `tls` parameter:

```
$uri = "serverquery://username:password@[fe80::250:56ff:fe16:1447]:10011/?tls=1";
```

#### Custom Protocol Welcome Message and/or MOTD ([TeaSpeak Server](https://www.teaspeak.de) only)

[](#custom-protocol-welcome-message-andor-motd-teaspeak-server-only)

If you're running a [TeaSpeak Server](https://www.teaspeak.de) with a custom MOTD, simply define `CUSTOM_PROTO_IDENT` and/or `CUSTOM_MOTD_PREFIX` before starting the ServerQuery connection:

```
define("CUSTOM_PROTO_IDENT", "MyTS3");
define("CUSTOM_MOTD_PREFIX", "Hello");
```

#### Encoding URI Special Characters

[](#encoding-uri-special-characters)

When passing URI as argument or parameter, some parts may need to contain special characters. You should use [rawurlencode](http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.rawurlencode.php) on these parts:

```
// Bad:
$uri = "serverquery://test!@#$%^&*()_+:sd5kjKJ2@127.0.0.1:10011/";
// Good:
$uri = "serverquery://" . rawurlencode("test!@#$%^&*()_+") . ":sd5kjKJ2@127.0.0.1:10011/";
```

\_**Note:** Encode URI components rather than entire URI string. Valid, special characters need to remain unencoded!

Special characters are defined in the newer [RFC 3986](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#section-2.3) as any character not in the (ascii, latin) set:

```
ALPHA / DIGIT / "-" / "." / "_" / "~"

```

Additional:

- Most common situation will be encoding only 'username', 'password' pieces.
- Do not encode if not using special characters.
- Path and query components need additional parsing, e.g. we don't want to encode valid '/' and '&amp;'.
- Fragment component may need to be encoded using older `urlencode`.
- [RFC 1738](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1738) - Old RFC used for URI encoding
- [RFC 3986](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986) - Current URI standard
- [RFC 2396 - Section 3](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2396#section-3.4) - Valid URI syntax (specifically, components of)
- [PHP.net - rawurlencode](http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.rawurlencode.php)

#### Usual PHP Code (`require` solution)

[](#usual-php-code-require-solution)

Usual PHP code means a simple created `file.php`, where you start writing your code like this:

```
