| Install | |
|---|---|
composer require abuseio/findcontact-custom |
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| Latest Version: | 1.1.2 |
| PHP: | >=5.5.9 |
findcontact module for custom lookups to backend systems
composer require abuseio/findcontact-custom
If you're going to talk against an API, copy the php files from examples/template to the src and config folders like so (from within the AbuseIO installation folder):
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/template/config/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/config/
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/template/src/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/src/
Now delete the example folder:
rm -r vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples
You can now write your own code within the 'getContactBy*' methods.
If you're going to talk against an Database directly, copy the php files from examples/postgres to the src and config folders like so (from within the AbuseIO installation folder):
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/postgres/config/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/config/
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/postgres/src/Custom.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/src/
cp vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples/postgres/src/CustomServiceProvider.php vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/src/
Now delete the example folder:
rm -r vendor/abuseio/findcontact-custom/examples
Add the following line to providers array in the file config/app.php:
'AbuseIO\FindContact\Custom\CustomServiceProvider'
You can now write your own code within the 'getContactBy*' methods.
See Models/Ip4.php for information on setting foreign keys in your database