guzzle-toggl

guzzle-toggl

Type: PHP library / Toggl API client
Category: others
Source: GitHub – arendjantetteroo/guzzle-toggl

A PHP client for the Toggl Track API, built on the Guzzle HTTP client. It allows PHP applications to integrate with Toggl’s time-tracking and reporting features programmatically.

Features

• Toggl API support
  • Supports Toggl Track API v9
  • API key–based authentication
  • Supports Toggl Reports API v2
• HTTP client foundation
  • Built on Guzzle 7
• Client instantiation & configuration
  • Factory-based creation: TogglClient::factory([...])
  • Configure API key via api_key parameter
  • Optional debug => true flag to see HTTP-level details
• Command execution styles
  • Magic __call method for invoking API operations directly (with PHPDoc auto-complete)
    • Example: $toggl_client->getWorkspaces([]);
  • Explicit command objects via getCommand()
    • Example: $command = $toggl_client->getCommand('GetWorkspaces', []);
    • Manual prepare() and execute() control
    • Access raw response via $response['data']
• Workspace, project, client, task, tag & time entry operations
  • Endpoints for managing:
    • Clients
    • Projects
    • Project users
    • Tags
    • Tasks
    • Time entries
    • Workspaces and organizations
  • New endpoints introduced in v9 layer:
    • ArchiveClient
    • RestoreClient
• API v9-specific parameter handling
  • Many endpoints now require workspace_id (for example: CreateClient, GetClient, CreateProject, StartTimeEntry, UpdateTimeEntry, etc.)
  • Certain endpoints additionally require project_id (for example: CreateTask, GetTask, UpdateTask, DeleteTask, etc.)
  • GetProjects now uses workspace_id instead of id
  • GetProjectUsers now expects workspace_id instead of project_id
  • Endpoint rename for closer alignment with Toggl docs:
    • InviteWorkspaceUser → InviteOrganizationUser
  • Deprecated/removed endpoints:
    • GetWorkspaceWorkspaceUsers
    • GetWorkspaceProjects (replaced by GetProjects)
• Discoverability & examples
  • services.json describes available methods and parameters
  • Example scripts provided in an examples directory
  • Example API key configuration via apikey.php
• Development roadmap
  • Planned: more examples, tests, and response models
  • Open to community contributions

Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require ajt/guzzle-toggl

Usage

Basic client setup

<?php

require __DIR__.'/../vendor/autoload.php';

use AJT\Toggl\TogglClient;

$toggl_token  = ''; // Fill in your API token
$toggl_client = TogglClient::factory(['api_key' => $toggl_token]);

Enable debug output:

$toggl_client = TogglClient::factory([
    'api_key' => $toggl_token,
    'debug'   => true,
]);

Calling API methods via __call

use AJT\Toggl\TogglClient;

$toggl_client = TogglClient::factory(['api_key' => $toggl_token]);

$workspaces = $toggl_client->getWorkspaces([]);

foreach ($workspaces as $workspace) {
    $id = $workspace['id'];
    echo $workspace['name']."\n";
}

Using getCommand directly

use AJT\Toggl\TogglClient;

$toggl_client = TogglClient::factory(['api_key' => $toggl_token]);

$command = $toggl_client->getCommand('GetWorkspaces', []);
$command->prepare();
$response   = $command->execute();
$workspaces = $response['data'];

foreach ($workspaces as $workspace) {
    $id = $workspace['id'];
    echo $workspace['name']."\n";
}

Examples

• Copy apikey-dist.php to apikey.php in the project root and add your Toggl API key.
• Run the example scripts provided in the examples directory.
• Refer to services.json to see the complete list of available API methods and their parameters.

Pricing

Not specified in the project documentation. This is an open-source PHP client; licensing and costs, if any, should be verified on the GitHub repository.