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[HTTP & Networking](/categories/http) 4. / 5. hugojf/csgo-server-api-laravel ActiveLibrary[HTTP & Networking](/categories/http) hugojf/csgo-server-api-laravel ============================== A simple way to communicate with CS:GO servers. v2.0(6y ago)262[1 issues](https://github.com/HugoJF/csgo-server-api-laravel/issues)GPL-3.0-onlyPHPCI failing Since Nov 2Pushed 6y ago1 watchersCompare [ Source](https://github.com/HugoJF/csgo-server-api-laravel)[ Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/hugojf/csgo-server-api-laravel)[ RSS](/packages/hugojf-csgo-server-api-laravel/feed)WikiDiscussions master Synced today READMEChangelogDependencies (6)Versions (4)Used By (0) CS:GO Server API - Laravel package ================================== [](#csgo-server-api---laravel-package) Laravel package to interface [CS:GO Server API](https://github.com/HugoJF/csgo-server-api). [![Build Status](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/452774ce8fbe866ed19cb6d81e5e9c1b0e902e214eb3d0f87c1c4839c157e5ff/68747470733a2f2f7472617669732d63692e6f72672f4875676f4a462f6373676f2d7365727665722d6170692d6c61726176656c2e7376673f6272616e63683d76322e30)](https://travis-ci.org/HugoJF/csgo-server-api-laravel)[![Coverage Status](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/37d84ce224a63b10d405fcb45c0cce3d81e282ef30a8d7c4f3a4cc43e7546522/68747470733a2f2f636f766572616c6c732e696f2f7265706f732f6769746875622f4875676f4a462f6373676f2d7365727665722d6170692d6c61726176656c2f62616467652e7376673f6272616e63683d76322e30)](https://coveralls.io/github/HugoJF/csgo-server-api-laravel?branch=v2.0) How it works ------------ [](#how-it-works) This package interfaces [my CS:GO API](https://github.com/HugoJF/csgo-server-api) main endpoints: `/send` which you can send a command, with a delay to a single server; `/sendAll` which you can send a command, with a delay to all servers controlled by the API; Requirements ------------ [](#requirements) - PHP 7.\* - [CS:GO Server API](https://github.com/HugoJF/csgo-server-api) installation Installation ------------ [](#installation) Using Composer, run: `composer require hugojf/csgo-server-api-laravel` Publish config: `php artisan vendor:publish --provider="hugojf\CsgoServerApi\Providers\PackageServiceProvider"` Configuration ------------- [](#configuration) Any configuration can be modified inside `configs/csgo-api.php` #### `CSGO_API_URL=http://my-csgo-server-api.com/` [](#csgo_api_urlhttpmy-csgo-server-apicom) API server endpoint URL. #### `CSGO_API_KEY=abcdef123456` [](#csgo_api_keyabcdef123456) API server authentication key. Usage ----- [](#usage) #### Creating a command [](#creating-a-command) ``` $myCommand = new Command($command, $delay = 0, $wait = false); ``` ###### Parameters [](#parameters) - `$command` is the command to be executed; - `$delay` tells how long the API should wait before sending the command; - `$wait` tells the API to wait for server response before responding the request. ###### Examples [](#examples) ``` // Get server stats $statsCommand = new Command('stats', 0, true); // Kick bots $botsCommand = new Command('bot_kick'); // Schedule say message $sayCommand = new Command('say Hi!', 30000) ``` #### Creating a server [](#creating-a-server) ``` $myServer = new Server($address, $port); ``` ###### Parameters [](#parameters-1) - `$address` is the full address or just IP; - `$port` is the server port. ###### Examples [](#examples-1) ``` // Using IP and Port $server1 = new Server('177.54.150.15', 27001); // Using full address $server2 = new Server('177.54.150.15:27002'); ``` #### Sending a list of commands to a list of servers [](#sending-a-list-of-commands-to-a-list-of-servers) ``` // Sends `stats` and `status` to both servers // // You can replace `direct` with `to`, they are the same CsgoApi::direct(ByCommandSummary::class)->addCommand([ new Command('stats', 1500, true), new Command('status', 1500, true), ])->addServer( new Server('177.54.150.15:27001'), new Server('177.54.150.15:27002'), )->send(); // Expected response: // [ // "stats" => [ // "177.54.150.15:27001" => "response-1", // "177.54.150.15:27001" => "response-2", // ], // "status" => [ // "177.54.150.15:27001" => "response-3", // "177.54.150.15:27001" => "response-4", // ], // ] ``` #### Broadcasting a list of commands to all servers controlled by the API [](#broadcasting-a-list-of-commands-to-all-servers-controlled-by-the-api) ``` // Sends `say` and `quit` to all servers // // You can replace `broadcast` with ``, they are the same CsgoApi::broadcast(ByCommandSummary::class)->addCommand([ new Command('say "Closing server for maintenance in 30 seconds', 0), new Command('say "Closing server for maintenance in 15 seconds', 15000), new Command('say "Closing server for maintenance in 5 seconds', 25000), new Command('quit', 30000), ])->send(); ``` #### Different ways you can add commands or servers [](#different-ways-you-can-add-commands-or-servers) In an attempt to avoid instantiating every server or command, you can use the following formats: ###### Servers [](#servers) ``` // Creating a DirectSender $sender = CsgoApi::direct(); // Using full Server object // // All 4 methods are identical, use what feels right $sender->addServer(new Server('177.54.150.15:27001')); $sender->addServers(new Server('177.54.150.15:27001')); $sender->server(new Server('177.54.150.15:27001')); $sender->servers(new Server('177.54.150.15:27001')); // Using list of Server objects $sender->addServer([ new Server('177.54.150.15:27001'), new Server('177.54.150.15:27002'), ]); // Using string address $sender->addServer('177.54.150.15:27002'); // Using list of string addresses $sender->addServer([ '177.54.150.15:27001', '177.54.150.15:27002', ]); // Using IP and Port separately $sender->addServer('177.54.150.15', 27002); // Using list of IP and Ports $sender->addServer([ ['177.54.150.15', 27001], ['177.54.150.15', 27002], ]); ``` ###### Commands [](#commands) ``` // Creating a DirectSender $sender = CsgoApi::direct(); // Using full Command object // // All 4 methods are identical, use what feels right $sender->addCommand(new Command('stats', 1000, false)); $sender->addCommands(new Command('stats', 1000, false)); $sender->command(new Command('stats', 1000, false)); $sender->commands(new Command('stats', 1000, false)); // Using list of Command objects $sender->addCommandItem([ new Command('stats', 1500, false), new Command('status', 1500, false), ]); // Using command parameters directly $sender->addCommand('stats', 1500, false); // Using list of command parameters $sender->addCommand([ ['stats', '1500', false], ['status', '1500', false], ]); ``` #### Changing summary class [](#changing-summary-class) You can change the way responses are grouped by passing a new Summary class ###### `ByCommandSummary::class` [](#bycommandsummaryclass) Groups responses by command first and then server after. ``` // Example response // [ // "stats" => [ // "177.54.150.15:27001" => "response-1", // "177.54.150.15:27002" => "response-2", // ], // "status" => [ // "177.54.150.15:27001" => "response-3", // "177.54.150.15:27002" => "response-4", // ], // ] ``` ###### `ByServerSummary::class` [](#byserversummaryclass) Groups responses by server first and then command after. ``` // Example response // [ // "177.54.150.15:27001" => [ // "stats" => "response-1", // "status" => "response-3", // ], // "177.54.150.15:27002" => [ // "stats" => "response-2", // "status" => "response-4", // ], // ] ``` ###### Example [](#example) ``` $directByCommandSender = CsGoApi::direct(ByCommandSummary::class); $directByServerSender = CsGoApi::direct(ByServerCummary::class); $broadcastByCommandSender = CsGoApi::broadcast(ByCommandSummary::class); $broadcastByServerSender = CsGoApi::broadcast(ByServerCummary::class); ``` ### Health Score 25 — LowBetter than 37% of packages Maintenance10 Infrequent updates — may be unmaintained Popularity9 Limited adoption so far Community9 Small or concentrated contributor base Maturity60 Established project with proven stability Bus Factor1 Top contributor holds 100% of commits — single point of failure How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. 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