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<?php
if (php_sapi_name() != 'cli') {
die('no');
}
define('INSTALLDIR', dirname(dirname(dirname(__FILE__))));
require INSTALLDIR . "/scripts/commandline.inc";
// temp stuff
require 'yam-config.php';
$yam = new SN_YammerClient($consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $token, $tokenSecret);
$imp = new YammerImporter();
$data = $yam->messages();
/*
["messages"]=>
["meta"]=> // followed_user_ids, current_user_id, etc
["threaded_extended"]=> // empty!
["references"]=> // lists the users, threads, replied messages, tags
*/
// 1) we're getting messages in descending order, but we'll want to process ascending
// 2) we'll need to pull out all those referenced items too?
// 3) do we need to page over or anything?
// 20 qualifying messages per hit...
// use older_than to grab more
// (better if we can go in reverse though!)
// meta: The older-available element indicates whether messages older than those shown are available to be fetched. See the older_than parameter mentioned above.
foreach ($data['references'] as $item) {
if ($item['type'] == 'user') {
$user = $imp->prepUser($item);
var_dump($user);
} else if ($item['type'] == 'group') {
$group = $imp->prepGroup($item);
var_dump($group);
} else if ($item['type'] == 'tag') {
// could need these if we work from the parsed message text
// otherwise, the #blarf in orig text is fine.
} else if ($item['type'] == 'thread') {
// Shouldn't need thread info; we'll reconstruct conversations
// from the reply-to chains.
} else if ($item['type'] == 'message') {
// If we're processing everything, then we don't need the refs here.
} else {
echo "(skipping unknown ref: " . $item['type'] . ")\n";
}
}
// Process in reverse chron order...
// @fixme follow paging
$messages = $data['messages'];
array_reverse($messages);
foreach ($messages as $message) {
$notice = $imp->prepNotice($message);
var_dump($notice);
}
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