Contribution in the form of PRs are welcome.
After careful consideration, we’ve decided to discontinue accepting issues via GitHub Issues for our public repositories.
Here’s why:
- We have established support channels specifically designed to handle customer inquiries and issues.
- These channels are staffed 24/7, and we work diligently to ensure prompt responses and high-quality support.
- Maintaining and responding to GitHub Issues requires significant resources, and we are unable to provide the same level of support through this channel as we do through our dedicated support teams.
- By focusing on our dedicated support channels, we can streamline our processes and offer a more effective and responsive service to our users.
For any issues or support needs, please use the existing support channels. This will help us provide you with the best possible assistance in a timely manner.
You can ask Composer to download the latest sources
composer create-project --prefer-source learnosity/learnosity-sdk-php
or get it manually with Git.
git clone git@github.com:Learnosity/learnosity-sdk-php.git
If you don't have an SSH key loaded into github you can clone via HTTPS (not recommended)
git clone https://github.com/Learnosity/learnosity-sdk-php.git
In the second case, you'll need to install the dependencies afterwards.
composer install
Test can be run from a development checkout with
./vendor/bin/phpunit
Run make release.
This requires GNU-flavoured UNIX tools (particularly gsed). If those are not the default on your system, you'll need to install them, e.g. for OS X,
brew install gsed coreutils