Requirement config.php in project root doesn't play well with symfony

[phpguru]

I forked this repository to get the SDK to more easily load into Symfony, and probably other frameworks such as Laravel. It's available on Packagist.

I am not a Symfony expert, but we already have a config.php in our web root and it is generated by Symfony and it cannot be changed, so this library was a non-starter to use as is.

I read a few of different PRs and incorporated some of them, and updated the README.md

A lot of work needs to be done on it to update the examples, but it's working fine in Symfony for us without config.php. In essence, I just pass everything I need to the constructor. I also pass along debug flag to the CUDUtils class and ET_Post making it easier to debug requests and responses.

I don't want to submit a PR yet because I believe it's a lot of breaking changes and unfinished but wanted to let you know about it and future Symfony and Laravel developers to try my branch. All feedback welcome.

[pentium10]

This config.php file should be fixed, simply you cannot develop now like this in any framework as config.php is a general name and it may be reserved by top level application.

[phpguru]

@pentium10 That’s exactly the reason for my fork of this package.

In my fork, I removed the requirement for a config.php in the web root entirely. You can instead pass the necessary parameters to constructor, and load the configuration from a file or your database or environment.