<img src="http://files.quickmediasolutions.com/stackphp_big.png"> ##Code Snippet <br> ***Simple example demonstrating usage:*** <?php // Bring in the files require '../StackExchange/StackBase.php'; require '../StackExchange/PostExchange.php'; // Connect to serverfault, with no key, caching results for 10 minutes $posts = new PostExchange('stackoverflow', NULL, 10); // Poll for 5 unanswered questions $unanswered_questions = $posts->Unanswered(array('pagesize' => 5, 'body' => true)); foreach($unanswered_questions as $q) { echo $q->title . " by " . $q->owner->display_name . "\n"; echo substr(strip_tags($q->body), 0, 100) . "...\n"; echo "Tags: " . implode(", ", $q->tags) . "\n"; // This was silly. They're all "unanswered". //echo "Answers: " . count($q->answers) . "\n"; echo "--------------\n"; } ?> ##About stack.PHP is a clean and easy to use wrapper for the StackOverflow API. It has no dependencies and has a very small filesize. It exposes the complete list of API methods (including the StackAuth methods) to PHP applications. It is also thoroughly documented. stack.PHP powers [StackMobile.com](http://stackapps.com/questions/36/), [StackImage](http://stackapps.com/questions/847/stackimage-generating-images-of-questions-and-users), [StackMail](http://stackapps.com/questions/895/stackmail-making-the-stackexchange-sites-accessible-via-email), and portions of [Column 80](http://stackapps.com/questions/542/column-80-plain-text-optimised-sofu) so you can be assured that it is both reliable and stable. ###License stack.PHP is available under the MIT License ###Download I have released version 0.3 and it can be downloaded from: http://launchpad.net/stackphp/0.3/stackphp0.3/+download/stackphp_0.3.tar.gz Older versions: http://launchpad.net/stackphp/0.2/stackphp0.2/+download/stackphp_0.2.tar.gz http://launchpad.net/stackphp/0.1/stackphp0.1/+download/stackphp_0.1.tar.gz ###Platform PHP 5.2 or higher. ##Contact I can be reached at [email protected] ##Code The code can be retrieved from http://launchpad.net/stackphp **Contributions to stack.PHP are always welcome.** Contact me on LaunchPad if you are interested.