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viewmend/sdk
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Official framework-agnostic PHP SDK for ViewMend APIs, including Site Tracker website change events.

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ViewMend PHP SDK
================

[](#viewmend-php-sdk)

The ViewMend PHP SDK is the official framework-agnostic PHP client for ViewMend APIs. It provides shared authentication and configuration, a production-ready HTTP transport, safe retries, typed errors, and isolated product modules for integrating PHP applications with the [ViewMend website monitoring platform](https://viewmend.com/).

Available modules
-----------------

[](#available-modules)

### Site Tracker Events

[](#site-tracker-events)

Site Tracker Events is the first and currently only available SDK module. PHP applications can send deployment events, content updates, cache clears, and maintenance activity to ViewMend, which connects that change context with subsequent checks of tracked pages in the Events and Timeline workflow.

Learn more about [ViewMend Site Tracker for website change monitoring](https://viewmend.com/site-tracker).

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

[](#installation)

Install the SDK with Composer:

```
composer require viewmend/sdk
```

Guzzle is included as the SDK's default HTTP transport; application code does not need to install, configure, or import it.

Quick Start
-----------

[](#quick-start)

This example uses Site Tracker Events, the first available product module:

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