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sisnerd/openair-xml-php
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Openair XML API library for PHP

1.0.5.4(4y ago)016MITPHP

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Synopsis
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[](#synopsis)

This project is designed to interact cleanly with NetSuite's OpenAir Application using XML and PHP.

Motivation
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[](#motivation)

A project I'm building for my company and wanted to write a comprehensive service to interact with the API

Installation
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[](#installation)

Using the code is fairly simple. Curently there's no installation method, just clone the code, and start editing the example file.

The included `composer.json` file defines a PSR-4 compatible solution for autoloading the library classes. Run the following command to generate the autoload files via composer:

```
composer dump-autoload

```

This will create a file `vendor/autoload.php` that should be `required` to use classes in the OpenAir namespace.

Code Example
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[](#code-example)

There are a few examples in the directory `examples`

To run them, you must copy the file `examples/env.php.dist` to `examples/env.php`, then edit that file to include the correct credentials for your sandbox or production instance of openair.

The `env.php` file looks like this:

```