A Drupal 8 module which allows you to interact with the Inquicker API v2.

This module provides no graphical user interface, caching or administration forms. It is for developers only.

Usage

Step 1: Make sure you have an Inquicker API key

Step 2: Install as you would any Drupal module:

Step 3: Add the following to your settings.php file:

$config['drupal_inquicker']['sources']['default'] = [
  'url' => 'https://api.inquicker.com',
  'source' => 'live',
  'key' => 'my-api-key',
];

Step 4: You can now obtain data from Inquicker

To fetch all locations:

drush ev "print_r(inquicker()->responseListFormatter()->format(inquicker()->source('default')->rows('locations')))"

To fetch all service lines:

drush ev "print_r(inquicker()->responseListFormatter()->format(inquicker()->source('default')->rows('service_lines')))"

To fetch all schedules for a location and service line:

LOCATION=my-location-id
SERVICELINE=my-service-line-id
drush ev "print_r(inquicker()->scheduleListFormatter()->format(inquicker()->source('default')->schedules(['locations' => '$LOCATION', 'service_lines' => '$SERVICELINE'])))"

Issue queue and pull requests

Please use the Drupal issue queue for this project.

Please run tests by running ./scripts/test.sh (you do not need to install or configure anything except Docker to run this) on your proposed changes before suggesting patches. Use GitHub for pull requests.

Development

The code is available on GitHub and Drupal.org.

Automated testing is on CircleCI.

To install a local version for development or evaluation, install Docker and run ./scripts/deploy.sh.

Drupal Inquicker

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Drupal 10 CompatibilityNeeds reviewCode Created almost 2 years ago

Drupal 10 Compatibility
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