php-epp2 is a High Level Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) TCP/SSL client written in modern PHP.
Released under the GPLv3 License, feel free to contribute (fork, create meaningful branchname, issue pull request with thus branchname)!
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- PHP 5.5+
- php-ext-intl
- php-ext-openssl
- modern PHP standards
- high-level usage (Plug & Play)
- simplified client for socket and http(s) connections (auto login/logout, auto inject clTRID)
- SSL (+local-cert)
- XPath like setter to simplify the creation of complex XML structures
- XML based responses for direct traversal via XPath
- RFC 5730, RFC 5731, RFC 5732, RFC 5733, RFC 5734 & RFC 3915
- DNSSEC support RFC 5910
Via Composer
$ composer require africc/php-epp2
See the examples folder for a more or less complete usage reference. Additionally have a look at whmcs-registrars-coza which is a WHMCS Registrar Module for the co.za zone using this library.
this will automatically login on connect() and logout on close()
<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
use AfriCC\EPP\Client as EPPClient;
$epp_client = new EPPClient([
'host' => 'epptest.org',
'username' => 'foo',
'password' => 'bar',
'services' => [
'urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:domain-1.0',
'urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:contact-1.0'
],
'debug' => true,
]);
try {
$greeting = $epp_client->connect();
} catch(Exception $e) {
echo $e->getMessage() . PHP_EOL;
unset($epp_client);
exit(1);
}
$epp_client->close();setXXX() indicates that value can only be set once, re-calling the method will overwrite the previous value.
addXXX() indicates that multiple values can exist, re-calling the method will add values.
<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
use AfriCC\EPP\Frame\Command\Create\Host as CreateHost;
$frame = new CreateHost();
$frame->setHost('ns1.example.com');
$frame->setHost('ns2.example.com');
$frame->addAddr('8.8.8.8');
$frame->addAddr('8.8.4.4');
$frame->addAddr('2a00:1450:4009:809::1001');
echo $frame;
// or send frame to previously established connection
$epp_client->sendFrame($frame);You can either access nodes directly by passing through a xpath or use the data() Method which will return an assoc array.
use AfriCC\EPP\Frame\Command\Check\Domain as DomainCheck;
use AfriCC\EPP\Frame\Response;
$frame = new DomainCheck();
$frame->addDomain('example.org');
$frame->addDomain('example.net');
$frame->addDomain('example.com');
$response = $epp_client->request($frame);
if (!($response instanceof Response)) {
echo 'response error' . PHP_EOL;
unset($epp_client);
exit(1);
}
$result = $response->results()[0];
echo $result->code() . PHP_EOL;
echo $result->message() . PHP_EOL;
echo $response->clientTransactionId() . PHP_EOL;
echo $response->serverTransactionId() . PHP_EOL;
$data = $response->data();
if (empty($data) || !is_array($data)) {
echo 'empty response data' . PHP_EOL;
unset($epp_client);
exit(1);
}
foreach ($data['chkData']['cd'] as $cd) {
printf('Domain: %s, available: %d' . PHP_EOL, $cd['name'], $cd['@name']['avail']);
}If registrar you're working with uses custom namespace names (eg NASK) you can use custom ObjectSpec. Clients always use specified ObjectSpec when decoding responses from EPP server.
You can use this feature as follows:
use AfriCC\EPP\HTTPClient as EPPClient;
use \AfriCC\EPP\Extension\NASK\ObjectSpec as NASKObjectSpec;
use AfriCC\EPP\Frame\Command\Poll;
$objectSpec = new NASKObjectSpec();
$config = [
'host' => 'https://app.registrar.tld',
'username' => 'user',
'password' => 'pass',
'services' => $objectSpec->services,
'serviceExtensions' => $objectSpec->serviceExtensions,
];
$epp_client = new EPPClient($config, $objectSpec);
$frame = new Poll($epp_client->getObjectSpec());or you can create frames with custom ObjectSpec:
use AfriCC\EPP\Extension\NASK\Update\Future as UpdateFuture;
use AfriCC\EPP\Extension\NASK\ObjectSpec as NASKObjectSpec;
$frame = new UpdateFuture(new NASKObjectSpec());
$frame->setFuture('example7.pl');
$frame->changeRegistrant('mak21');
$frame->changeAuthInfo('2fooBAR');
echo $frame;You can also create different clients with different ObjectSpec and then you can
use getObjectSpec method when creating any request frame:
use AfriCC\EPP\ObjectSpec as DefaultObjectSpec;
use AfriCC\EPP\Extension\NASK\ObjectSpec as NASKObjectSpec;
use AfriCC\EPP\Client as EPPClient;
use AfriCC\EPP\HTTPClient as HTTPEPPClient;
use AfriCC\EPP\Frame\Command\Poll;
//...
$nask_objectspec = new NASKObjectSpec();
$default_objectspec = new DefaultObjectSpec();
$nask_client = new HTTPEPPClient($nask_config, $nask_objectspec);
$http_client = new HTTPEPPClient($http_config, $default_objectspec);
$socket_client = new EPPClient($socket_config, $default_objectspec);
$nask_socket_client = new EPPClient($nask_socket_config, $nask_objectspec);
$nask_poll = new Poll($nask_client->getObjectSpec());
$default_poll = new Poll($socket_client->getObjectSpec());You can also change Client's objectSpec on the fly via setObjectSpec method:
use AfriCC\EPP\ObjectSpec as DefaultObjectSpec;
use AfriCC\EPP\Extension\NASK\ObjectSpec as NASKObjectSpec;
use AfriCC\EPP\Client as EPPClient;
//...
$nask_objectspec = new NASKObjectSpec();
$default_objectspec = new DefaultObjectSpec();
$variable_client = new EPPClient($socket_config, $default_objectspec);
//calls to getObjectSpec will return default objectSpec and responses
//will be parsed using default ObjectSpec
$variable_client->setObjectSpec($nask_objectspec);
//calls to getObjectSpec will return NASK objectSpec and responses
//will be parsed using NASK ObjectSpec- stricter response parsing
- stricter request validation
- make it server capable (in conjunction with apache mod_epp)
- Gavin Brown (original author of Net_EPP)
- All Contributors of Net_EPP
php-epp2 is released under the GPLv3 License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.