I have actively been using the Cloudflare PHP SDK for the last 3 years for maintaining a larger enterprise subscription with hundreds of zones for one of our clients.
When working with the SDK and API am I now and then discovering endpoints not supported by the SDK. I always invest work time in adding the missing methods / endpoints (e.g. LogPush, Certificate Transparency Monitoring etc.), add unit tests and submit pull requests, but it looks like no one is actively maintaining the PHP SDK it self nor maintaining the issue or pull request queues. For example is the unit tests failing on PHP 7.4 and the SDK is not supported on PHP 8.
Any one with insights about the PHP SDK? Is it a dead fish or what is the plan?
There are some large updates coming to the API, schemas, and associated SDKs soon. The PHP SDK definitely isn’t dead, so I’d be on the lookout for some announcements in the next little while.
The PHP SDK has become quite out of date, making it unable to install for many modern applications. There is a long list of contributions from members of the community willing to help, but the Cloudflare team who have the access to approve pull requests and make releases seem to be ignoring the package altogether.
I know that PHP is not the most fashionable language, but if this is the officially recommended way of using the API and there is a community of enthusiastic contributors, could the Cloudflare team maybe reengage with it or come up with a plan to hand it over to the community?
I can see that theoretically Jacob Bednarz is the dev responsible, but I’m unable to find him on here? Maybe a Cloudflare team member could draw his attention to this issue please?