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# Zend_Service_ShortUrl # Overview URL shorteners have exploded in popularity in the last several years, in large part due to the social nature of the web and the desire to share links. Zend_Service_ShortUrl provides an API for accessing a number of different URL shortener services, with the ability to both create short URLs as well as retrieve the original URL. Adapters provided include: Zend_Service_ShortUrl_JdemCz, which accesses the » jdem.cz service. Zend_Service_ShortUrl_TinyUrlCom, which accesses the » tinyurl.com service. Zend_Service_ShortUrl_MetamarkNet, which accesses the » metamark.net service. Zend_Service_ShortUrl_IsGd, which accesses the » is.gd service. Zend_Service_ShortUrl_BitLy, which accesses the » bit.ly service. # Quick Start Using one of the URL shortener services is straightforward. Each URL shortener follows a simple interface that defines two methods: shorten() and unshorten(). Instantiate the class, and call the appropriate method. $tinyurl = new Zend_Service_ShortUrl_TinyUrlCom(); // Shorten a URL: $short = $tinyurl->shorten('http://framework.zend.com/'); // http://tinyurl.com/rxtuq // Inflate or unshorten a short URL: $long = $tinyurl->unshorten('http://tinyurl.com/rxtuq'); // http://framework.zend.com/ # Available Methods shorten ( $url ) Takes the given $url and passes it to the service in order to obtain a shortened URL. If the provided $url is invalid, an exception will be raised. unshorten ( $shortenedUrl ) Takes the provided $shortenedUrl and passes it to the service in order to obtain the original URL. If the provided $shortenedUrl is invalid, an exception will be raised. setHttpClient ( Zend_Http_Client $httpClient ) Use this method to set the HTTP client used for communicating with the service. getHttpClient ( ) Use this method to access the HTTP client attached to the service. By default, this will lazy-load an instance of Zend_Http_Client if no client is yet attached. # Additional Bit.ly Methods The bitly API require that authentication credentials be supplied as query arguments. To get started, you'll need a free bitly user account and apiKey. Signup at: » http://bitly.com/a/sign_up bitly currently also supports the OAuth 2 draft specification. You could provide a generated OAuth access token to Zend_Service_ShortUrl_BitLy using setOAuthAccessToken or as constructor argument. $bitly = new Zend_Service_ShortUrl_BitLy('username','apiKey'); // Shorten a URL: $short = $bitly->shorten('http://framework.zend.com/'); // http://bit.ly/15Oe0 // Inflate or unshorten a short URL: $long = $bitly->unshorten('http://bit.ly/15Oe0'); // http://framework.zend.com/ setApiLogin ( $login, $apiKey ) Takes the required $login username and $apiKey and passes it to the service. setOAuthAccessToken ( $accessToken ) Use the OAuth $accessToken for authentication
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