• ⌂ PHP API
• Configuration
• Packages
  • io_comand
  • io_comand_auth
  • io_comand_email
  • io_comand_env
  • io_comand_file
  • io_comand_help
  • io_comand_io
  • io_comand_log
  • io_comand_login
  • io_comand_mvc
  • io_comand_package
  • io_comand_publication
  • io_comand_repo
  • io_comand_script
  • io_comand_search
  • io_comand_systemtask
  • io_comand_tools
  • io_comand_users
  • io_comand_util
  • io_comand_web
  • io_comand_webservice
  • io_comand_websocket
  • com_webcomand

COMAND PHP API

The COMAND PHP API provides access to COMAND repositories and features from a library of tightly integrated PHP classes.

API Access

To access the class library, add the following line to your PHP code, where path/to/comand.php is a relative or absolute path to comand.php in the folder where COMAND was installed.

require_once('path/to/comand.php');

API Organization (Packages)

The class library and documentation is organized into packages with names like "io_comand_repo".  Each package contains related:

• Configurations - Files that define the settings and behavior of a package, which can be overridden in config.php.  For more information, see Configurations.
• Classes - PHP classes that provide API functionality.
• Content Types - The schema of objects used by the package and its classes.  For more information, see Content Types.
• Models - PHP classes that extend cObject to add functionality available to objects of a specific Content Type.  For more information, see Models.

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