Before you can begin working on your PHP code, you'll need to configure your application settings with Box. To start your application configuration, follow these instructions.
Make sure to select OAuth 2.0 with JWT (Server Authentication) for Authentication Method.
Also make sure to give your application the permissions to handle files and folders. For the purpose of the included examples, permission should be given to read and write files and perform actions as users.
After you've created/generated your RSA keypair, download your app configuration JSON file.
Clone the project to your local computer.
Make a copy of example.box.config.php
(in the project root directory) and save it as box.config.php
. Fill out the missing values from your downloaded configuration JSON file.
jwtPrivateKey
is the path to your private key you created/generated earlier. For example, if your private key, pkey.pem
, is in your local project directory, you'll set it like this:
return array(
"clientId" => "<clientId>",
"clientSecret" => "<clientSecret>",
"enterpriseId" => "<enterpriseId>",
"jwtPrivateKey" => __DIR__ . "/pkey.pem",
"jwtPrivateKeyPassword" => "<passphrase>",
"jwtPublicKeyId" => "<publicKeyID>",
);
Install dependencies (assuming you already have Composer installed).
composer install
Examples are stored in the examples
folder in the project root directory. To run the example to retrieve an access token, execute the following from the project root directory:
php ./examples/exAuthGetAccessToken.php
This will return something like the following:
Access Token: BrTUlJQ55EhpAZFXYmJXXfZxuCvM5uq1
Examples dealing with files and folders will impersonate a Box user. You'll need to open the example file and fill in the email for $userLogin
.
$userLogin = 'johndoe@example.com';
Simply include your autoloader and the helpers/helpers.php
as in bootstrap/autoload.php
. Once you've done that, use the examples to help you get started. A good example to get started with is examples/exAuthGetAccessToken.php
.
Make a copy of example.phpunit.xml
as phpunit.xml
Open up phpunit.xml
and fill out AS_USER_EMAIL
with the Box user account login email. This is the account the tests will impersonate.
<php>
<env name="APP_ENV" value="testing"/>
<env name="CONFIG" value="box.config.php"/>
<env name="AS_USER_EMAIL" value="johndoe@example.com"/>
</php>
Run the tests.
phpunit
You should get an output like this:
PHPUnit 7.0.1 by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors.
............ 12 / 12 (100%)
Time: 58.06 seconds, Memory: 6.00MB