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A homebrew API style page scraper designed to put your Redbubble products on your webpage. It allows you to pull a users collections and images inside the collections. The API terminates at the point of selecting an individual item, this will send you to the Redbubble website page for that item.
Upload the redbubble
folder to your server.
Include the file in your page require_once("class.redbubble.php");
Use the RedbubbleConfig
object to create your settings:
$config = new RedbubbleConfig('username', 'object', false, true);
You can then instantiate the Redbubble
class using this config object:
$connection = new Redbubble($config);
There are now two functions you can use, getCollections()
and getProducts($collection_id)
.
The getProducts()
function requires a $collection_id
as a parameter this is returned as part of the GetCollections()
function.
Returned responses are a simple PHP object
by default, however an option in the class is to specify the returned data type.
Options are object
, json
By default the functions return links as query strings using rbu
and cID
as query parameters. By setting the $pretty_urls
variable to true
when the Redbubble class is initiated these will be rewritten in /rbu/cID/
format, you will need to modify your htaccess
file to compensate.
Example:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^([^/]*)/([^/]*)/$ /?rbu=$1&cID=$2 [L]
By default response caching is turned on. As this is an unofficial Redbubble API connection the calls can take quite a long time, with this in mind responses are cached for two days by default, this value can be edited in class.redbubble_config.php
.
Responses are cached to a folder in called redbubble_cache
which will require folder permissions of 777
.
To view a brief example of how you could structure your code take a look at examples/index.php
in the repository.
Name | Parameters | Description |
---|---|---|
getCollections() | none | Retrieves a list of all collections belonging to the current $rbuser |
getProducts() | $collection_id |
Retrieves a list of products from a particular collection, $collection_id is required. |
These options need to be set when the class is initiated with new RedbubbleConfig()
.
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
rbuser |
String | null |
This is required allows the class to scrape your Redbubble page. |
response_type |
String | object |
Defines response type, possible values are object and json |
pretty_urls |
Boolean | false |
For SEO purposes you may wish to use pretty URLS, set this to true and ensure to edit your htaccess file (example below). |
Built and maintained by Lee Jones [email protected] MIT License