onedrive-php-sdk | OneDrive SDK for PHP | SDK library

The recommended way to install OneDrive SDK for PHP is to install it using [Composer][composer]:. If you are not already using Composer in your PHP project, refer to [the Composer documentation][composer] to learn how to set it up.
To use the OneDrive SDK for PHP, you require a web application exposing a URL initiating the authorization flow. Typically, this URL, referred to as your web application’s Redirect URI, is a PHP script requesting an authorization token. This token is required whenever your web application interacts with your users' OneDrive contents and may be reused across multiple calls. An example of such a web application is our [functional test suite][functional-test-suite]. You also require a OneDrive application. To register such an application, first [sign in to Microsoft Azure][microsoft-azure-login], then visit [App registrations][app-registration-portal] and add a registration for your application. While registering your application, you need to set its Redirect URI, explained above. We currently only support Web redirect URIs. Once created, your application is assigned an Application (client) ID, referred to as its Client ID. In Certificate & secrets, you also need to add at least one Client secret. Warning: Client Secrets are similar to passwords or private keys by allowing an application to identify as yours: therefore, Client Secrets should be kept private. Once you have a Redirect URI, a Client ID, and a Client Secret, your web application can start using the OneDrive SDK for PHP in three steps.