ConvertKit SDK PHP

ConvertKit's official PHP SDK

Installation

Standard installation

1. Download or clone this repository
2. Run composer install
3. Add ./vendor/autoload.php to your project

Installation with package manager

If your project uses Composer, you can install the ConvertKitSDK-PHP package as a composer package. This allows you to have this project as a dependency without the ConvertKitSDK-PHP files being checked into your source code.

composer require convertkit/convertkitapi:dev-master

Please note that since ConvertKitSDK-PHP is not yet versioned, your project will always download the latest files from master every time you run composer install which may subject you to breaking changes in the future.

Usage

Get your ConvertKit API Key and API Secret here and set it somewhere in your application.

$api = new \ConvertKit_API\ConvertKit_API($api_key, $api_secret);

Examples

Subscribe to a form

Add a subscriber to a form. The $subscribed response will be an object.

$tag_id = '99999'; // This tag must be valid for your ConvertKit account.

$options = [
			'email'      => 'test@test.com',
			'name'       => 'Full Name',
			'first_name' => 'First Name',
			'tags'       => $tag_id,
			'fields'     => [
				'phone' => 134567891243,
				'shirt_size' => 'M',
				'website_url' => 'testurl.com'
			]
		];

$subscribed = $api->form_subscribe($this->test_form_id, $options);

Get Subscriber ID

Get the ConvertKit Subscriber ID for a given email address.

$subscriber_id = $api->get_subscriber_id( $email );

Get Subscriber

Get subscriber data for a ConvertKit Subscriber.

$subscriber = $api->get_subscriber( $subscriber_id );

Get Subscriber Tags

Get all tags applied to a Subscriber.

$subscriber_tags = $api->get_subscriber_tags( $subscriber_id );

Add Tag to a Subscriber

Apply a tag to a Subscriber.

$tag_id = '99999'; // This tag must be valid for your ConvertKit account.
$api->add_tag(tag_id, [
			'email' => 'test@test.com'
		]);