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Hello! I know this seems like an easy task, using strval or casting to string, but the API I am using WON'T accept anything but a hard coded string "". I figure there has to be a way to get around this... What I have here is a method used to convert an array in to a YAML/String format for me to upload onto a server using JSONAPI, found here. I am using Spyc, as that is the only thing I have found that works for this, and it does pretty well. function pushArrayToServer($array, $api) { $yaml = Spyc::YAMLDump($array,4,60); $value = 0; while (strpos($yaml, "$value:") !== false) { $yaml = str_replace("$value:", "-", $yaml); $value = $value + 1; } $yaml = str_replace("---", "", $yaml); // Final YAML from Array var_dump($api->call("files.write", array("plugins/GroupManager/worlds/world/groups.yml", $yaml))); } Now the problem is that last $api->call I do. This call accepts the method type as a string(argument 1), and an array for argument two. For the method "files.write", the api requires an array being (file location, string). The string is what will be replacing the content of the file. But the only way I can get that line to work is if I do this: var_dump($api->call("files.write", array("plugins/GroupManager/worlds/world/groups.yml", "a string here"))); That works 100% fine, no errors. This is the dump I get when I run that. But as soon as I do one of these: var_dump($api->call("files.write", array("plugins/GroupManager/worlds/world/groups.yml", $yaml))); $yaml2 = $yaml . ""; var_dump($api->call("files.write", array("plugins/GroupManager/worlds/world/groups.yml", $yaml2))); var_dump($api->call("files.write", array("plugins/GroupManager/worlds/world/groups.yml", strval($yaml)))); var_dump($api->call("files.write", array("plugins/GroupManager/worlds/world/groups.yml", "$yaml2"))); var_dump($api->call("files.write", array("plugins/GroupManager/worlds/world/groups.yml", (string)$yaml))); These do not work. The dumps all return null. I haven't found a way yet to not do "". It almost worked once when I attempted some things, but I found out I was just converting a boolean into a string which caused an error. The server I am working with is a minecraft server with JSONAPi installed. It works great, except for this error. So I am assuming the string type has to be just like Java's, or pretty plain? I have no clue this is the first real issue I've had with this plugin. Thanks in advance, HeyAwesomePeople
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Hi! I need some help because I'am new in php language. So, my problem is that when I load my page I got this: But I don't need all this staff, i only need the number from the int(). Please help me Thank you! index.php <html> <head> <title>PHP Test</title> </head> <?php require('JSONAPI.php'); $api = new JSONAPI("localhost", 20059, "szabi****", "jate****", ""); var_dump($api->call("getPlayerLimit")); var_dump($api->call("getPlayerCount")); ?> <html> JSONAPI.php <?php /** * A PHP class for access Minecraft servers that have Bukkit with the {@link http://github.com/alecgorge/JSONAPI JSONAPI} plugin installed. * * This class handles everything from key creation to URL creation to actually returning the decoded JSON as an associative array. * * @author Alec Gorge <alecgorge@gmail.com> * @version Alpha 5 * @link http://github.com/alecgorge/JSONAPI * @package JSONAPI * @since Alpha 5 */ class JSONAPI { public $host; public $port; public $username; public $password; private $urlFormats = array( "call" => "http://%s:%s/api/call?method=%s&args=%s&key=%s", "callMultiple" => "http://%s:%s/api/call-multiple?method=%s&args=%s&key=%s" ); /** * Creates a new JSONAPI instance. */ public function __construct ($host, $port, $uname, $pword) { $this->host = $host; $this->port = $port; $this->username = $uname; $this->password = $pword; if(!extension_loaded("cURL")) { throw new Exception("JSONAPI requires cURL extension in order to work."); } } /** * Generates the proper SHA256 based key from the given method suitable for use as the key GET parameter in a JSONAPI API call. * * @param string $method The name of the JSONAPI API method to generate the key for. * @return string The SHA256 key suitable for use as the key GET parameter in a JSONAPI API call. */ public function createKey($method) { if(is_array($method)) { $method = json_encode($method); } return hash('sha256', $this->username . $method . $this->password); } /** * Generates the proper URL for a standard API call the given method and arguments. * * @param string $method The name of the JSONAPI API method to generate the URL for. * @param array $args An array of arguments that are to be passed in the URL. * @return string A proper standard JSONAPI API call URL. Example: "http://localhost:20059/api/call?method=methodName&args=jsonEncodedArgsArray&key=validKey". */ public function makeURL($method, array $args) { return sprintf($this->urlFormats["call"], $this->host, $this->port, rawurlencode($method), rawurlencode(json_encode($args)), $this->createKey($method)); } /** * Generates the proper URL for a multiple API call the given method and arguments. * * @param array $methods An array of strings, where each string is the name of the JSONAPI API method to generate the URL for. * @param array $args An array of arrays, where each array contains the arguments that are to be passed in the URL. * @return string A proper multiple JSONAPI API call URL. Example: "http://localhost:20059/api/call-multiple?method=[methodName,methodName2]&args=jsonEncodedArrayOfArgsArrays&key=validKey". */ public function makeURLMultiple(array $methods, array $args) { return sprintf($this->urlFormats["callMultiple"], $this->host, $this->port, rawurlencode(json_encode($methods)), rawurlencode(json_encode($args)), $this->createKey($methods)); } /** * Calls the single given JSONAPI API method with the given args. * * @param string $method The name of the JSONAPI API method to call. * @param array $args An array of arguments that are to be passed. * @return array An associative array representing the JSON that was returned. */ public function call($method, array $args = array()) { if(is_array($method)) { return $this->callMultiple($method, $args); } $url = $this->makeURL($method, $args); return json_decode($this->curl($url), true); } private function curl($url) { $c = curl_init($url); curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_PORT, $this->port); curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_HEADER, false); curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true); curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 10); $result = curl_exec($c); curl_close($c); return $result; } /** * Calls the given JSONAPI API methods with the given args. * * @param array $methods An array strings, where each string is the name of a JSONAPI API method to call. * @param array $args An array of arrays of arguments that are to be passed. * @throws Exception When the length of the $methods array and the $args array are different, an exception is thrown. * @return array An array of associative arrays representing the JSON that was returned. */ public function callMultiple(array $methods, array $args = array()) { if(count($methods) !== count($args)) { throw new Exception("The length of the arrays \$methods and \$args are different! You need an array of arguments for each method!"); } $url = $this->makeURLMultiple($methods, $args); return json_decode($this->curl($url), true); } /** * The default function called if no one matched for JSONAPI. * * @param string $method The name of the JSONAPI API method to call. * @param array $params An array of arguments that are to be passed. * @return array An associative array representing the JSON that was returned. */ function __call($method, $params) { if(is_array($params)) { return $this->call($method, $params); } else { return $this->call($method, array($params)); } } } Configuration file on my server: ~~~~Link~~~~ If you need any other info, just say it
