WebService::Hexonet::Connector - Connector library for the insanely fast HEXONET Backend API.
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# How to use this Library?
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# Install our module by
cpan WebService::Hexonet::Connector
# or
cpanm WebService::Hexonet::Connector
# NOTE: We suggest to use cpanm (App::cpanminus) for several reasons.
# Import the Hexonet package
use WebService::Hexonet::Connector;
# Create a connection with the URL, entity, login and password
# Use "1234" as entity for the OT&E, and "54cd" for productive use
# Don't have a Hexonet Account yet? Get one here: www.hexonet.net/sign-up
my $api = WebService::Hexonet::Connector::connect({
url => 'https://coreapi.1api.net/api/call.cgi',
entity => '1234',
login => 'test.user',
password => 'test.passw0rd',
});
# Call a command
my $response = $api->call({
command => "querydomainlist",
limit => 5
});
# Display the result in the format you want
my $res = $response->as_list();
my $res = $response->as_list_hash();
my $res = $response->as_hash();
# Get the response code and the response description
my $code = $response->code();
my $description = $response->description();
This module allows to query the API and to deal with different response formats (list, list_hash, hash). It provides a short hand method (WebService::Hexonet::Connector::connect) to instantiate API clients.
A helper utility module is also included for tasks like date handling and string encoding.
We've split our functionality into submodules to give this module a better structure.
connect(url, entity, login, password, user, role)Function connect Returns a Connection object connected to the API Server (URL, ENTITY, LOGIN, PASSWORD are mandatory to connect the server, ROLE ans USER are optional)
Hexonet GmbH
MIT