This is a PHP library for communicating with the XRP Ledger.

In addition to wrapping the rippled API, it validates method/transaction parameters and normalizes responses.

Refer to the API Documentation in the Ripple Developer Portal for methods, parameters, and expected responses.

This project implements PSR-7 via the use of HTTPLUG so the developer can select the HTTP Client best suited for their architecture.

If you do not have a preference, simply run the command below and proceed to the installation section.

composer require php-http/guzzle6-adapter php-http/message 

composer require foxrp/rippled-php 

<?php use FOXRP\Rippled\Client; $client = new Client('https://s1.ripple.com:51234'); $balance = null; $response = $client->send('account_info', [ 'account' => 'rG1QQv2nh2gr7RCZ1P8YYcBUKCCN633jCn' ]); // Set balance if successful. if ($response->isSuccess()) { $data = $response->getResult(); $balance = $data['account_data']['Balance']; }

See Exception Handling for more control over handling errors.

• API Requests
• Transactions
• Exception Handling

Run the unit test suite:

make test 

Run test coverage:

make cov 

Once you run the coverage command, open tests/coverage/index.html to view the report.

Functional tests run code against a live server. Of course this should be run against a test server.

If you don't already have test accounts, create 2 and note the account id and secret for each.

https://developers.ripple.com/xrp-test-net-faucet.html

The functional test suite loads endpoint and account info from .env.test.

If you haven't already, copy .env.test.dist to .env.test and add your account info.

FOXRP_ACCT_1_ID requires 100 XRP for the tests.

Use the following command to run the functional test suite.

make testf 

PRs & New Issues are welcome!

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