Building with Real-time Events and PHP
API Reference for Real-time Events endpoints. Request/Response examples in JSON and PHP.
To begin integrating with the Real-time Events module, ensure you have the latest version of our SDK installed. The following example demonstrates a basic authenticated request using PHP.
PHP
<?php
$client = new \API\Client('sk_live_x8292...');
$data = $client->data->retrieve([
'limit' => 10,
'expand' => ['meta']
]);
var_dump($data);
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Query Options
Control the data volume and format using standard parameters:
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order_by(string) - Sort order (asc/desc). -
filter(object) - Full-text search query. -
page_size(int32) - Limits the result set size.