There are 2 ways to install it:

• Download the Phar
• Install as a Composer Package

download the latest version from the Releases section or from the cli:

$ wget https://github.com/radutopala/skype-bot-php/releases/download/1.0.0/skype.phar && chmod +x skype.phar 

$ composer require radutopala/skype-bot-php 

<?php use Skype\Client; $client = new Client([ 'clientId' => '<yourClientId>', 'clientSecret' => '<yourClientSecret>', ]); $api = $client->authorize()->api('conversation'); // Skype\Api\Conversation $api->activity('29:<skypeHash>', 'Your message');

Here some usage examples.

$ bin/skype auth <yourClientId> $ bin/skype conversation:activity <to> <message> 

Or with the phar file.

php skype.phar auth <yourClientId> php skype.phar conversation:activity <to> <message> 

• If used as a library, the HTTP Guzzle Client will automatically try to re-authenticate using a Guzzle middleware, if the access_token will expire in the following 10 minutes.

• If used as a phar, you can update it to latest version using skype.phar self-update

• If used as a library, you can store the token configs in your own preffered file path, as follows:

  $client = new Client([ 'clientId' => '<yourClientId>', 'clientSecret' => '<yourClientSecret>', 'fileTokenStoragePath' => '<yourOwnPath>', ]); 

• You can also write your own TokenStorageInterface::class

  $client = new Client([ 'clientId' => '<yourClientId>', 'clientSecret' => '<yourClientSecret>', 'tokenStorageClass' => DatabaseTokenStorage::class ]); 

• And you can also pass your custom tokenStorageService, a service that must implement TokenStorageInterface; usable in Symfony scenarios

  $client = new Client([ 'clientId' => '<yourClientId>', 'clientSecret' => '<yourClientSecret>', 'tokenStorageService' => $service ]);