hernandev/sc2-sdk-php

SteemConnect V2 PHP SDK

sc2-sdk-php's Issues

Composer version of this package relies on old version of Auth package

I found that the SDK package is set to depend on the OAuth package ^0.10.1 - which is old and which makes reference to the wrong steemconnect url (it points to v2.steemconnect.com, which was corrected in a later version of the OAuth package to just steemconnect.com).

I tried to require that the SDK package load the latest version of the OAuth package both via my own composer.json file and also by editing the SDK's composer.json file, but so far I haven't been able to get composer to load the newest version.

Is there a reason why the SDK package relies on an out of date version of the OAuth package?

How to set beneficiaries?

Hi,help please!, how to set beneficiaries for comment options?

Hivesigner migration

Hello,

As you may have heard, Steemconnect rebranded/migrated to Hivesigner.

Is there plans to create Hivesigner alternative?

Changes are minimal mostly end points which is single point now to: https://hivesigner.com

Copy Writing Proposal

Hello, i just checked your lovely project and i discovered you have some sections missing out like FAQ, about us, contact us and privacy policy. If you dont mind i will like to write that for you.
My email: [email protected]

Parse error

Hi, i'm get Parse error in "src\Config\Config.php on line 34", anyone else with this issue?

Is there any way to read the wallet?

Is there any way to read the wallet from an account?

Error when trying to set beneficiary

I added the following to CommentOptions.php base on this
public function beneficiaries(array $beneficiaries = []) : self { return $this->setParameter('extensions.beneficiaries', $beneficiaries); }

And I set my comment option as
$post_options->beneficiaries(json_decode('[[0,{"beneficiaries": [{"account": "buzzi.app", "weight": 1500}]}]]'));

But it gave me the following error. How to fix it?

Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method SteemConnect\Operations\CommentOptions::beneficiaries()

PHP 7.1 - why not all 7.*?

Hi hernandev,
why is the dependency on PHP 7.1?
Would it be a problem to set this to 7.0?

I just didn't see why specifically on 7.1. The Problem is, of the Version 7.*, Version 7.1 has only 30% market share and the default Version from the ubuntu servers are 7.0 :-/

If you really don't need version 7.1 as a dependency and would also do it 7.0, it would be cool if you could change that. :-)