PHP SDK
Composer package generated from the public OpenAPI spec.
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The PHP SDK (emailguard/emailguard-sdk) wraps /api/v1 with Guzzle-backed API classes generated from OpenAPI (version 1.0.0). Use it in Laravel, Symfony, or plain PHP apps.
composer require emailguard/emailguard-sdk:1.0.0Require the package in composer.json and run composer update in CI for locked builds.
| Variable | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
EMAILGUARD_API_KEY | Yes | Team-scoped live key (egsk_live_...) |
API_KEY is accepted as an alias in most clients.
Point the client at your API origin when it differs from the default (https://api.emailguard.co):
Configuration::getDefaultConfiguration()->setHost('https://api.emailguard.co');<?php
use emailguardSdk\Api\TeamsApi;
use emailguardSdk\ApiException;
use emailguardSdk\Configuration;
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
Configuration::getDefaultConfiguration()
->setHost('https://api.emailguard.co')
->setApiKey('Authorization', getenv('EMAILGUARD_API_KEY'))
->setApiKeyPrefix('Authorization', 'Bearer');
$api = new TeamsApi();
try {
$result = $api->apiV1TeamGet();
} catch (ApiException $e) {
throw new RuntimeException($e->getResponseBody() ?: $e->getMessage(), $e->getCode(), $e);
}Generated methods return model objects from the HTTP response. Unwrap data from the envelope when code is SUCCESS.
{
"code": "SUCCESS",
"data": { "..." : "..." },
"message": "OK"
}Decode the response array or model and read data when code === 'SUCCESS'.
20 operations are grouped into \emailguardSdk\Api\* classes:
Use the PHP SDK tab on any endpoint page for a complete snippet including namespaces and method names.
use emailguardSdk\Api\TeamsApi;
use emailguardSdk\Configuration;
Configuration::getDefaultConfiguration()
->setApiKey('Authorization', getenv('EMAILGUARD_API_KEY'))
->setApiKeyPrefix('Authorization', 'Bearer');
$api = new TeamsApi();
$team = $api->apiV1TeamGet();The SDK throws ApiException on HTTP errors; connection failures surface as Guzzle exceptions. Handle HTTP 401, 403, and 429 explicitly — see API rate limiting.