Getting started¶
Installation¶
To install the SDK in your project you need to require the package via composer:
composer require hcgcloud/pterodactyl-sdk:v2.0.0-alpha.2
# or use the development version for latest features
composer require hcgcloud/pterodactyl-sdk:dev-develop
Then use Composer's autoload unless you are using a framework that support composer autoload:
require __DIR__.'/../vendor/autoload.php';
And finally create an instance of the SDK, the API_KEY
can be Account API
or Application API
, you can learn the difference below:
$pterodactyl = new \HCGCloud\Pterodactyl\Pterodactyl(API_KEY, BASE_URI, API_TYPE = 'application');
// API_TYPE can be set to application/client
or you can also use create an instance in this style:
use HCGCloud\Pterodactyl\Pterodactyl;
$pterodactyl = new Pterodactyl(API_KEY, BASE_URI, API_TYPE = 'application');
// API_TYPE can be set to application/client
Usage¶
Type of API¶
Before using other apis, you should know the difference between Account API
and Application API
.
Account API¶
Note
You can find functions available for Account API in the client
tab of the navigation.
Account API is for a single user of your panel, it can perform like Send console command
and Send power action
while Application API can't.
You can generate a key for an administrator account, then you can have the rights to control all servers.
Can be generated from: https://yourpanel.url/account/api
Application API¶
Application API is for your panel itself, it can perform like Create Server
and Create Node
while Account API can't.
Can be generated from: https://yourpanel.url/admin/api
Example¶
$servers = $pterodactyl->servers->paginate();
This will give you a paginated collection of servers that you have access to, each server is represented by an instance of HCGCloud\Pterodactyl\Resources\Server
, this instance has multiple public properties like $name
, $id
, $owner
, $memory
, and others.
You may also retrieve a single server using:
$server = $pterodactyl->servers->get(SERVER_ID_HERE);
For other functions, you can find them from the navigation.