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skpassegna/old-freemius-php-sdk
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Freemius PHP SDK (PSR-4 autoloading compatible)

1.0.4(1y ago)022GPL-2.0+PHPPHP ^8.0

Since Oct 25Pushed 1y agoCompare

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Freemius PHP SDK
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[](#freemius-php-sdk)

This SDK provides a PHP interface for interacting with the Freemius API from your own server-side applications or scripts. It handles authentication, request signing, and response parsing, enabling you to access and manage your Freemius account data, user information, plugin/theme installations, licenses, payments, and more – all from outside of your WordPress plugin or theme.

**Note:** A new, improved SDK is currently under development (by @skpassegna).

This SDK is particularly useful for building custom dashboards, reporting tools, integration with other services, or performing administrative tasks related to your Freemius products. It is *not* intended for use within your WordPress plugins or themes themselves; that's the role of the Freemius WordPress SDK.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Use Composer to install the SDK:

```
composer require skpassegna/old-freemius-php-sdk
```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

Here's a basic example demonstrating how to retrieve your plugin's information:

```