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# VK API Compatability layer for OpenVK
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This directory contains VK API handlers, structures and relared
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exceptions. It is still a work-in-progress functionality.
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**Note**: requests to API are routed through
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openvk.Web.Presenters.VKAPIPresenter, this dir contains only handlers.
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[Documentation for API clients](https://docs.openvk.uk/openvk_engine/api/description/)
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## Implementing API methods
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VK API methods have names like this: `example.test`. To implement a
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method like this you will need to create a class `Example` in the
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Handlers subdirectory. This class **must** extend VKAPIHandler and be
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final.
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Next step is to create test method. It **must** have a type hint that is
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not void. Everything else is fine, the return value of method will be
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authomatically converted to JSON and sent back to client.
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### Parameters
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Method arguments are parameters. To declare a parameter just create an
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argument with the same name. You should also provide correct type hints
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for them. Type conversion is done automatically if possible. If not
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possible error №1 will be returned.
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If parameter is not passed by client then router will pass default value
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to argument. If there is no default value but argument accepts NULL then
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NULL will be passed. If NULL is not acceptable, default value is
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undefined and parameter is not passed, API will return missing parameter
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error to client.
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### Returning errors
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To return an error, call fail method like this: `$this->fail(5,
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"error")` (first argument is error code and second is error message).
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You can also throw the exception manually: `throw new
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APIErrorException("error", 5)` (class:
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openvk.VKAPI.Exceptions.APIErrorException).
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If you throw any exception that does not inherit APIErrorException then
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API will return error №1 (unknown error) to client.
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### Refering to user
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To get user use `getUser` method: `$this->getUser()`. Keep in mind it
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will return NULL if user is undefined (no access\_token passed or it is
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invalid/expired or roaming authentification failed).
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If you need to check whether user is defined use `userAuthorized`. This
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method returns true if user is present and false if not.
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If your method can’t work without user context call `requireUser` and it
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will automatically return unauthorized error.
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### Working with data
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You can use OpenVK models for that. However, **do not** return them
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(either you will leak data or JSON conversion will fail). It is better
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to create a response object and return it. It is also a good idea to
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define a structure in Structures subdirectory.
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Have a lot of fun <sup></sup>
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