HostHatch VPS API class wrapper

An easy to implement and use PHP class wrapper for the HostHatch VPS API version 1.

Table of contents

• Features
• Installing & usage
  • Setting your API key
• Products
  • List all products
• Servers
  • Get servers
  • Get server
  • Get server status
  • Deploy a server
  • Boot server
  • Shutdown server
  • Reboot server
  • Upgrade server
  • Cancel server

Note the Host Hatch API is seemingly still in development and not finalized or reliable

0.1 changes

• Initial commits and files

Requirements

• PHP 8.2

Usage

Install with composer:

composer require corbpie/hosthatch-api

Use like:

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

use Corbpie\HostHatchAPI\HostHatch;

$hh = new HostHatch();

Setting your API key:

Option 1

Line 9 HostHatch.php

const API_KEY = 'XXXX-XXXX-XXXX';

Option 2

When you call a new class you can initialise with the API key

$hh = new HostHatch('PUT-API-KEY-HERE');

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List available Host Hatch servers to deploy

$hh->getProducts();

returns array

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Get your current servers

$hh->getServers();

returns array

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Get server

int $server_id

$hh->getServer($server_id);

returns array

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Get server status

int $server_id

$hh->getServerStatus($server_id);

returns array

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Boot server

int $server_id

$hh->bootServer($server_id);

returns array

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Shutdown server

int $server_id

$hh->shutdownServer($server_id);

returns array

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Reboot server

int $server_id

$hh->rebootServer($server_id);

returns array

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Upgrade server

int $server_id

array $parameters

$parameters = [
  'product' => 'nvme-8gb',
  'upgrade_disk' => false 
];

$hh->upgradeServer($server_id, $parameters);

returns array

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Cancel server

int $server_id

array $parameters

$parameters = [
  'reason' => 'No longer need this VPS',
  'immediate' => false
];

$hh->cancelServer($server_id, $parameters);

returns array

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Deploy / create a server

array $parameters

$parameters = [
  'product' => 'nvme-2gb',
  'location' => 'AMS',
  'billing' => 'monthly',
  'image' => 'ubuntu22',
  'hostname' => 'test.com'
];

$hh->deployServer($parameters);

returns array

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