PHP SDK for the Fyber.com API

fyber-php-sdk is a PHP SDK for Fyber.com (the most developer friendly ad monetization platform).

fyber-php-sdk is framework agnostic PHP package that can be integrated easily with Laravel 5.

IMPORTANT: I am affiliated (never been) with Fyber or any of Fyber's professional associates. This project is purely my own work and carries no endorsements other than my own.

Installation

The recommended way to install this package is via Composer.

Via Composer

A. Run this composer command:

composer require mahmoudz/fyber-php-sdk:*

Integrations

Laravel:

The package comes bundled with a Service Provider for easier integration.

1. Register the service provider in your config/app.php:

    'providers' => array(
        ...
		mahmoudz\fyberPhpSdk\FyberPhpSdkServiceProvider::class,
    ),

The service provider will automatically alias the mahmoudz\fyberPhpSdk\Fyber class, so you can easily use the Fyber facade anywhere in your app.

2. Publish the configuration file:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider ='mahmoudz\fyberPhpSdk\FyberPhpSdkServiceProvider'

This will add config/fyber-sdk.php to your Config directory.

Configuration

Open config/fyber-sdk.php and customze the package

    'api_key'         => 'z6ca24652116523516f2a9e5b7e02c96',
    
    'android_app_id'  => '11233',
    'ios_app_id'      => '22344',
    'web_app_id'      => '44566',
    
    'base_url'        => 'http://api.fyber.com/feed/',
    'api_version'     => '1',
    'response_format' => 'json',
    
    'offer_callback_token' => 'a2ca24652116523516f2a9e5b7e02cc3'),

Note: It's very recommended to not add your token (any sensetive data) to the config file instead reference it to a .env variable.

Usage

Get Offers

With Laravel:

The easiest way is to use it is by the Fyber facade.

$requiredData = [
    'uid'                                   => 1,
    'locale'                                => 'en',
    'device_id'                             => '2b6f22c904d137be2e2730235f5664094b831186',
    'os_version'                            => '4.1.2',
    'timestamp'                             => 9922774499,
    'google_ad_id'                          => 'eff26c67f527e6817b36935c54f8cc5cc5cffac2',
    'google_ad_id_limited_tracking_enabled' => '38400000-8cf0-11bd-b23e-20b96e40000d',
];

$offers = Fyber::getOffers($requiredData, 'android'); // supported: ios, web and android

General usage:

// inject `mahmoudz\fyberPhpSdk\Fyber`

$offers = $fyber->getOffers($data, 'web');

Validate Offers Callback

// inject `mahmoudz\fyberPhpSdk\Fyber`

$isValid = $this->fyber->isValidOfferCallback($request['amount'], $request['uid'], $request['_trans_id_'], $request['sid']);

if(!$isValid){
    // return "HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request: wrong SID"
}

Test

To test it from your code use the following:

// create real instance from Fyber
$fyber = new Fyber();

// create another instance of Fyber and mock it
$fyberMock = Mockery::mock(Fyber::class);

// now let the function getOffers call the getOffersMock instead
$fyberMock->shouldReceive('getOffers')->once()->andReturn($fyber->getOffersMock([], ''));

Now when your code calls $this->fyber->getOffers($data, $appType); it will return the content of fyber-php-sdk/src/offers-response.json.

Laravel friendly code sample:

// create real instance from Fyber
$fyber = App::make(Fyber::class);

// create another instance of Fyber and mock it
$fyberToMock = App::make(Fyber::class);
$fyberMock = Mockery::mock(fyberToMock);
App::instance(fyberToMock, $fyberMock);

// now let the function getOffers call the getOffersMock instead
$fyberMock->shouldReceive('getOffers')->once()->andReturn($fyber->getOffersMock([], ''));

Inject mahmoudz\fyberPhpSdk\Fyber anywhere in the app and get it automatically mocked, this will also return the content of fyber-php-sdk/src/offers-response.json.

Credits

• Mahmoud Zalt

License

The MIT License (MIT).