Creating an automated blog link Reddit submitter
Creating an automated system to submit my blog posts to my subreddit using PHP and the Reddit API. The idea is every couple of hours a check will be made…
Tag: API
Creating folders, renaming and deleting with BunnyCDN PHP API class
Following on from this post, I use the BunnyCDN PHP API class to create folders, delete and rename files in a Storage zone. Setting my imageBackups Storage zone user and…
Uploading files to BunnyCDN Storage Zone with PHP API Class
The BunnyCDN PHP API class can do many tasks without having to log into BunnyCDN and use the browser GUI. In this post I go through creating a Storage Zone,…
BunnyCDN PHP API Class
A very comprehensive, feature-packed and easy to use PHP class for the BunnyCDN pull and storage zones API. This class whilst having a major focus on file storage zone interaction…
Forecast and current weather data with OpenWeatherMap API PHP
OpenWeatherMap provides a free tier weather API that is detail-packed and easy to use. The API outline can be seen here, In this post I will cover the current weather…
Check if user or channel is live with Twitch API using PHP
Checking if a channel is live and streaming on Twitch requires a client id, you can get your client id from here. The endpoint for getting a streams information is…
Get all videos from channel with YouTube API
Getting all the videos (data) from a YouTube channel with the API seems a fairly common need right? Fair play to YouTube and Google as they’re going to make you…
Printing array keys and values with PHP
Being able to quickly or efficiently get the keys from an array which is most likely an API call is great. You can see what data exists which may not…
Simple AFL ladder with PHP
Here is how to use an open API to display the AFL Ladder with PHP. The concept is simple; Call the ladder API, start a table and then in a…
Storing and reading a JSON file in MySQL with PHP
Storing values from a json output into a database is a common occurence, but storing the whole json call into a column not so much. Traditionally it is more efficient…