Using a server with NuVotifier

When you have a server which runs the NuVotifier plugin, you can use this code here.

For NuVotifier however, there are two ways of sending a vote package. Either the classic version, which is EXACTLY the same, like using the ClassicVotifier approach, or the version 2 which is special to NuVotifier.

The following is the classic one, which is as mentioned, the same like ClassicVotifier:

<?php

use D3strukt0r\VotifierClient\ServerType\NuVotifier;
use D3strukt0r\VotifierClient\Vote;
use D3strukt0r\VotifierClient\VoteType\ClassicVote;

$serverType = new NuVotifier('127.0.0.1', null, 'MIIBIjANBgkq...');
$voteType = new ClassicVote($_GET['username'], 'Your vote list', $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
$vote = new Vote($voteType, $serverType);

Or with version 2 protocol:

<?php

use D3strukt0r\VotifierClient\ServerType\NuVotifier;
use D3strukt0r\VotifierClient\Vote;
use D3strukt0r\VotifierClient\VoteType\ClassicVote;

$serverType = new NuVotifier('127.0.0.1', null, null, true, '7j302r4n...');
$voteType = new ClassicVote($_GET['username'], 'Your vote list', $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
$vote = new Vote($voteType, $serverType);

And then you can send it the same way to the server:

<?php

try {
    $vote->send();
    // Connection created, and vote sent. Doesn't mean the server handled it correctly,
    // but the client did.
} catch (\Exception $exception) {
    // Could not send Vote. Normally this happens when the client can't create a connection.
}

To have an in-depth look at the classes and their objects, refer to the API section.