Orange DAM PHP API client

The Orange DAM APIs allow developers to extend the capabilities of their Orange digital asset management platform. Through calls to its API endpoints, an Orange DAM site can be manipulated and integrated with a CMS or other software/workflows.

This library powers the Orange DAM Drupal module. For integration with other CMS platforms, see Future Development.

This library enables the following:

• Authentication
• Search content.
• Media retrieval/import.
• Access Keyword data/activity.
• Retrieve media captions.
• List deleted objects.

Future Development

The Orange DAM API is extensive and this library just scratches the surface of available functionality. Some ideas about where this library and/or the tools that consume it could go next include:

• WordPress plugin.
• Enable upload of content to Orange DAM.
• Access file metadata.
• Document support.
• Create links between documents.
• Integration with Figma asset browser.
• Integration with Adobe Lightroom.
• Integration with Adobe InDesign.
• PDF conversion.
• Extract waveforms from audio content.

NOTE: This library and the associated module(s) that depend on it provide the foundation for a custom integration with Orange DAM. Custom development work will be needed to create a data model in your application, map your data, and/or integrate with the events this module offers.

To further development of this library or its associated modules via sponsorship or to inquire about a custom integration, contact Chromatic!

Installation

composer require "chromatic/orange-dam-php"

Usage

use Chromatic\OrangeDam\Factory as OrangeDamApi;

// Create client instance.
$api = new OrangeDamApi([
    'base_path' => 'https://orange-dam-api-server-example.com',
    'query_string' => 'SESSION=XXX',
  ],
  NULL,
  ['http_errors' => FALSE]
);

// Authenticate with OAuth2.0.
$tokens = $api->oAuth2()->getTokensByCode(
  'CLIENT_ID_XXX',
  'CLIENT_SECRET_XXX',
);
$api->getClient()->setOauth2Token($tokens->access_token);

// Make a search request with given parameters.
$params = [
  'query' => 'SystemIdentifier:XXXX',
  'fields' => 'Title,SystemIdentifier,Caption',
  'format' => 'json',
];
$response = $api->search()->search($params);
$content = $response->getData();