I'm not exactly sure where you guys are looking that you're seeing the latest posts in 2010, but... I post regularly in two places: ConsoliBYTE forums (our company forums) Intuit Developer Forums (I'm Keith57- you'll see a lot of posts from me)
The latest SVN commits to the PHP DevKit were made yesterday (November 1st), so the project is still very much maintained, updated, and recent. There are posts on the forums from within the last few days too.
The PHP DevKit provides PHP APIs for:
QuickBooks for Windows
QuickBooks Online Edition
And offers two flavors, depending on what you're building:
a qbXML interface (if you're building one-off integrations)
an IPP/IDS interface (if you're building SaaS applications for the Intuit Partner Platform)
It's usually pretty easy to use- there are docs in the docs/ folder of the library, and if you get stuck you can ask for help on the forums.
The code is fully open-source- you can download nightly builds, releases, or get subversion access if you sign up for an account at code.intuit.com.
You mentioned that you're integrating a shopping cart, so I'll also mention this- we provide connectors for many common shopping carts already built (QuickBooks Connector for OpenCart, Infusionsoft, WHMCS, FoxyCart, and more!)- you sign up with us, plug in some values, and poof orders from your shopping cart flow automatically into QuickBooks.
We also offer commercial support/consulting if you get really stuck and don't want to wait for an answer on the forums.
Though it doesn't seem to have been updated lately, I used this project before it fell under the actual code.intuit.com 'banner' and was amazed at how useful it was, as well as how many problems it automatically solved.
There's a lot of niggly issues that you will come across as far as making sure that certain things exist before others do: the library above tracks what needs to happen in it's own database so ensures the 'order of operations' while also letting you assign your own IDs to it... allowing you to almost transparently use your IDs and automatically being mapped to and from the QB ID.
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我是 Narcissus 提到的 QuickBooks PHP DevKit 的作者。
我不太确定你们在哪里看到 2010 年的最新帖子，但是……我定期在两个地方发帖：
ConsoliBYTE 论坛（我们公司的论坛）
Intuit 开发者论坛（我是 Keith57 - 您会看到我发的很多帖子）
最新的 SVN 对 PHP DevKit 的提交是该项目是昨天（11 月 1 日）制作的，所以该项目仍然得到很好的维护、更新，并且是最新的。论坛上也有最近几天的帖子。
PHP DevKit 提供 PHP API 用于：
并提供两种风格，具体取决于您正在构建的内容：
它通常非常易于使用 - 库的 docs/ 文件夹中有文档，如果您遇到困难，可以在论坛上寻求帮助。
该代码是完全开源的 - 如果您在 code.intuit.com。
您提到您正在集成购物车，所以我也会提到这一点 - 我们为许多已构建的常见购物车提供连接器（QuickBooks Connector for OpenCart 、Infusionsoft、WHMCS、FoxyCart 等！）- 您向我们注册，输入一些值，购物车中的订单就会自动流入 QuickBooks。
如果您确实遇到困难并且不想在论坛上等待答案，我们还提供商业支持/咨询。
5：
I'm the author of the QuickBooks PHP DevKit that Narcissus mentioned.
I'm not exactly sure where you guys are looking that you're seeing the latest posts in 2010, but... I post regularly in two places:
ConsoliBYTE forums (our company forums)
Intuit Developer Forums (I'm Keith57- you'll see a lot of posts from me)
The latest SVN commits to the PHP DevKit were made yesterday (November 1st), so the project is still very much maintained, updated, and recent. There are posts on the forums from within the last few days too.
The PHP DevKit provides PHP APIs for:
And offers two flavors, depending on what you're building:
It's usually pretty easy to use- there are docs in the docs/ folder of the library, and if you get stuck you can ask for help on the forums.
The code is fully open-source- you can download nightly builds, releases, or get subversion access if you sign up for an account at code.intuit.com.
You mentioned that you're integrating a shopping cart, so I'll also mention this- we provide connectors for many common shopping carts already built (QuickBooks Connector for OpenCart, Infusionsoft, WHMCS, FoxyCart, and more!)- you sign up with us, plug in some values, and poof orders from your shopping cart flow automatically into QuickBooks.
We also offer commercial support/consulting if you get really stuck and don't want to wait for an answer on the forums.
5:
我假设您签出
https://code.intuit.com/sf /projects/php_devkit/，其最后一篇文章是 2010 年初。更新的链接： https://github.com/consolibyte/quickbooks-php虽然最近似乎没有更新，但我在它落入实际的 code.intuit.com 之前就使用了这个项目“横幅”，并对它的有用性以及它自动解决的问题感到惊讶。
在确保某些事情先于其他事情存在之前，您会遇到很多棘手的问题：上面的库跟踪它自己的数据库中需要发生的事情，因此确保“操作顺序”，同时还让您分配您的自己的 ID...允许您几乎透明地使用您的 ID 并自动映射到 QB ID 或从 QB ID 映射。
祝你好运:)
I'm assuming that you checked out
https://code.intuit.com/sf/projects/php_devkit/, whose last post was early 2010.Updated link: https://github.com/consolibyte/quickbooks-phpThough it doesn't seem to have been updated lately, I used this project before it fell under the actual code.intuit.com 'banner' and was amazed at how useful it was, as well as how many problems it automatically solved.
There's a lot of niggly issues that you will come across as far as making sure that certain things exist before others do: the library above tracks what needs to happen in it's own database so ensures the 'order of operations' while also letting you assign your own IDs to it... allowing you to almost transparently use your IDs and automatically being mapped to and from the QB ID.
Good luck with it :)