The GET method is most probably going to be the most used method when using the API. It allows you to retrieve data specific to a resource.
Syntax
$response = $api->get($resource [, $data]);
Where:
- $resource – an API resource (i.e. /levels)
- $data – (optional) an associative array of data to pass to the API
Returns:
$response – string: can be either serialized PHP data, JSON or XML
Example
To retrieve a list of all membership levels
<?php
$response = $api->get('/levels');
// we unserialize the response because we're using PHP as return format
$response = unserialize($response);
// dump the response to output
print_r($response);
?>
To retrieve details of a particular membership level
<?php
$level_id = 1234567890;
$response = $api->get('/levels/'.$level_id);
// we unserialize the response because we're using PHP as return format
$response = unserialize($response);
// dump the response to output
print_r($response);
?>
