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indatus/active-resource
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A simple active resource implementation written in PHP to consume any REST API

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Depricated
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[](#depricated)

This package has been officially depricated, please see [Trucker](https://github.com/Indatus/trucker) which is the replacement.

PHP ActiveResource Library
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[](#php-activeresource-library)

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This is a PHP library for accessing REST APIs in an ActiveResource style of coding. The benefit is easier use of REST APIs in a fast and clean programming interface.

The library follows convention over configuration. So you should be able to get up to speed consuming a REST API in a very short time.

#### Installation

[](#installation)

You can install the library via [Composer](http://getcomposer.org) by adding the following line to the **require** block of your *composer.json* file:

```
"indatus/active-resource": "dev-master"

```

Next run `composer update` or `composer install`

### Examples

[](#examples)

#### Base Class

[](#base-class)

It may be a good idea to create a base class from which your models will extend that contains settings that will be shared across everything.

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