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Salesmanago Api Laravel Package
pixers/salesmanago-api
A PHP/Laravel package for integrating the SalesManago marketing automation API into your application, offering a convenient client for contacts, events, and campaign-related operations with straightforward configuration.
SalesManago API
Frequently asked questions about Salesmanago Api
- What is pixers/salesmanago-api used for?
- It is a PHP client that wraps the SALESmanago marketing automation API so your application can manage contacts, send customer events, and support campaign workflows. It is designed to be usable in Laravel applications and in plain PHP projects. You use it when you want structured client code instead of calling SALESmanago endpoints directly.
- How do I install pixers/salesmanago-api with Composer?
- Install it with Composer using composer require pixers/salesmanago-api. In a standalone PHP project, include Composer's autoloader and instantiate the client in your code. In Laravel, let the framework autoload the package and check the README for any package-specific configuration or publishing steps.
- Does this package work with Laravel, and which Laravel versions are supported?
- The package is described as framework-friendly and usable in Laravel, but the provided overview does not list specific supported Laravel versions. Check the package composer.json for PHP and illuminate/support constraints before installing. That will tell you whether it fits your application's Laravel version.
- How do I configure SALESmanago API credentials?
- You will need the SALESmanago API credentials required by the client, such as a client ID and API key or secret, along with the correct endpoint or region. The exact configuration keys are package-specific, so follow the README or published config file. Store credentials in environment variables and avoid committing them to source control.
- Can I use pixers/salesmanago-api outside Laravel in plain PHP?
- Yes. It is a PHP client and the package description explicitly says it is usable in standalone PHP applications as well as Laravel. Install it with Composer, include vendor/autoload.php, and instantiate the client with your SALESmanago credentials. Laravel-specific helpers, if any, would not be available outside the framework.
- How do I create or update a SALESmanago contact with this package?
- The package provides contact management operations including creating, updating, and retrieving SALESmanago contacts. Use the contact methods exposed by the client and pass the required identifiers, such as an email address, plus the contact attributes you want to sync. Confirm any consent or opt-in fields required by SALESmanago before sending contact data.
- How do I track customer events and behavioral data with pixers/salesmanago-api?
- The package includes event tracking support for sending customer actions and behavioral data to SALESmanago. You typically provide the contact identifier, event type, and relevant event details through the client's event methods. Those events can then feed marketing automation and engagement workflows in SALESmanago.
- Is pixers/salesmanago-api suitable for production use?
- It can be used in production, but you should treat SALESmanago API calls like any external service dependency. Handle timeouts, API errors, and rate limits, and log failures so contact or event sync problems are visible. Avoid placing non-critical marketing calls directly in request paths where a remote failure would break your application.
- How can I test my SALESmanago integration without calling the live API?
- The provided overview does not mention a built-in fake or testing helper. In practice, inject a mocked client or use HTTP client fakes in Laravel so tests do not hit the live SALESmanago API. If available, use a separate SALESmanago test account for integration checks.
- What are alternatives to pixers/salesmanago-api and how do I judge maintenance?
- Alternatives include calling the SALESmanago REST API directly with Guzzle or using another community SDK. Before adopting this package, check its recent commits, open issues, PHP version constraints, and Laravel compatibility. Also confirm that the contact and event endpoints you need are covered by the client.
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