booking | A resource-booking API | Awesome List library

Add to composer.json. This is not going on packagist until the API's settled down, so for now use at your own risk thusly:. Setup your database. WARNING This could be destructive. Doctrine is used to manage the database and expects a database of its very own. When you run the update any existing tables will be dropped. The easiest way to do the install is to copy the install script found in vendor/mml/booking/Utilities/installSchema.php and modify it with your own database details. You'll want to then run that and your DB is all setup.
Add to composer.json. This is not going on packagist until the API's settled down, so for now use at your own risk thusly: { "repositories": [ { "type": "git", "url": "https://github.com/mymedialab/booking.git" } ], "require": { "mml/booking": "0.0.1@dev" } }
Setup your database. WARNING This could be destructive. Doctrine is used to manage the database and expects a database of its very own. When you run the update any existing tables will be dropped. The easiest way to do the install is to copy the install script found in vendor/mml/booking/Utilities/installSchema.php and modify it with your own database details. You'll want to then run that and your DB is all setup.
Integrate into your UI. I find the easiest way to do this is to register a new serviceprovider which creates the General Factory, The main App and the Setup model if you need it. From there, those API's should give you all you need. For Laravel a provider may look like this: <?php namespace Acme\Awesomeness; use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider; class BookingServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider { public function register() { $this->app->singleton('BookingFactory', function() { $dbSettings = array( 'mysqlUser' => 'aUser', 'mysqlPassword' => 'some super secret passphrase', 'mysqlDatabase' => 'my_own_database', 'mysqlHost' => 'localhost' ); return new \MML\Booking\Factories\General($dbSettings); }); $this->app->bind('Booking', function() { return new \MML\Booking\App(\App::make('BookingFactory')); }); $this->app->bind('BookingSetup', function() { return new \MML\Booking\Setup(\App::make('BookingFactory')); }); } } For other frameworks, you know what you're about, the above should point you right.