how to create jira issue using restful API with PHP

[Abdul]

Greetings, 

I am new with jira restful API, is tehre is any way to create jira issue using https://github.com/lesstif/php-jira-rest-client library, is there is any simple video guide or simple wording article can help me I am stuck with this. 

thanks 

Abdul

[Prince Nyeche · Accepted solution]

The library has an example code on how to create issues here, you should try that out first. Also, the official Atlassian documentation for create issue has a php example. Probably worth checking if you want something basic. I believe the best place to check when it comes to video guide is to search on Youtube. However, API in general has tonnes of videos, which you can look to get a basic understanding of how it works in php then you can use that knowledge and go through the library documentation and script the solution you're seeking.

[Customer Portal · Accepted solution]

The issue as new user People copy full code from dacomentaion but they don't have that custom fields. So I will suggest you as a starter pass only summary with JSON data

Here the start code with help you to connect with this API.

require_once 'templates/unirest-php/src/Unirest.php';

//if your on local host add this line

            Unirest\Request::verifyPeer(false);

            Unirest\Request::auth('Email', 'API token');

            $headers = array(

            'Accept' => 'application/json',

            'Content-Type' => 'application/json'

            );

            $body = <<<REQUESTBODY

            {            

            "fields": {

                    "summary": "$title",

                    "issuetype": {

                    "id": "10003"

                    },

                    "project": {

                    "id": "10000"

                    }                  

                }

            }

            REQUESTBODY;

            $response = Unirest\Request::post(

            'youtrlink/rest/api/3/issue',

            $headers,

            $body

            );

            var_dump($response);

[Abdul Qadir]

Thanks, it's really helpful.