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gyron/net2web
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Net2Web Client Library

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net2web
=======

[](#net2web)

PHP client library for [Net2Web](http://akostyra.net/index.php/net2web.html).

About
-----

[](#about)

Net2, by [Paxton](https://www.paxton.co.uk), is an access control systems developer and provider. Their software runs on Windows and does have an SDK (in .NET), however it does not have a remotely accessible API of any sort. Net2Web runs alongside Net2 and exposes ~90% of the SDK functionality as an XML web accessible API.

This library aims to simply integration with the Net2Web exposed API.

Installation Instructions
-------------------------

[](#installation-instructions)

### Composer

[](#composer)

Via command line simply do:

```
composer require gyron/net2web

```

Alternatively you can update the `"require": {` section in your `composer.json` with a line reading:

```
"gyron/net2web" : "v1.0.2"

```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

### Quick Start

[](#quick-start)

Simply copy and paste the following code, and adjust the values:

```
$oNet2Encryption = new \Gyron\Net2Web\Encryption( 'ENCRYPTION KEY', \Gyron\Net2Web\Encryption::OpenSSL );
$oNet2Session = new \Gyron\Net2Web\Session( 'USERID', 'PASSWORD', 'NET2 SERVER IP', '7070', $oNet2Encryption );
$oNet2Client = new \Gyron\Net2Web\Client( $oNet2Session );

```

This will get you connected immediately, however it will create a new Net2Web session for **every request**.
It is recommended that you use `$oNet2Session->getSessionId()`, and cache this somewhere (for up to 2 to 4 hours). This can then be reused by passing the Session ID back into the Session instance:
`new Session( ..., ..., ..., ..., $oEncryption $sessionId );`

### Advanced Implementation

[](#advanced-implementation)

Following is a sample implementation of the library in the form of a service factory which utilises caching of the session ID to local storage.

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