ProVision's APIv1 system has been replaced by APIv2, and is now considered deprecated. |
The 6connect API allows you to access to data and functions of the 6connect web tools. The Software Developer Kit (SDK) for PHP or Python will help you get this setup quickly by outlining the requirements, prerequisites and provide sample code.
The API only comes with a licensed ProVision application. If you would like access to a ProVision license please contact our sales team.
Create Your API Credentials
To use the ProVision SDK for PHP, you will need an API Key and Secret Key.
To create your API Key and Secret Key:
*Note that generating a new API will automatically revoke an older API Key.
We recommend that each user accessing the API have their own API key configured. However, you can alternatively setup API users by functionality or roles. While the platform is flexible, you should follow your organizations security policies. |
Your Secret Key is a secret! Only you and they key provider should ever know this information. It is important to keep it confidential to protect the privacy of your data.
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Aside from following the prerequisites, you will need a basic understanding of object oriented programming in PHP and the right tools installed on your system to use the API.
Minimum Requirements
If you aren't sure what is running on your system, you can create a php page on your system and call phpinfo() and view this page in a browser, or run php -i on the command line.
Download the file "6connect_ProVision_PHP_SDK_5_1_4.tar" from the attachments list below:
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Configure the SDK Security Credentials
You must setup user API access before running the sample. See the previous section "Create Your API Credentials" for more information.
This section is in progress. More information will be added as we improve and refine our new Python SDK! |
Download the file "6c-api-examples-python.zip" from the attachments list below:
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Configure the SDK Security Credentials:
You must setup user API access before running the sample. See the previous section "Create Your API Credentials" for more information.
If you need more general information on the API, see Developer Tools.
The SDK also contains a README file with other useful information particular to php.
If you need information on methods available via the API, see the API v1 page for the module.