<?php
namespace MyCompany\Package;

use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Client\HttpClient;
// use vendor autoload from composer
require('vendor/autoload.php');

// create a Client using the HttpTransport layer
$client = HttpClient::connect('https://api.somesite.com/');
// call a method, using named parameters
$client->call('somemethod', array('abc'=>123));

// alternatively, use the "native" interface
$nativeClient = $client->getNativeClient();
// however calls must use positional parameters
$nativeClient->somemethod(123);

<?php


namespace MyCompany\Package;

use Ndm\JsonRpc2\HttpServer;
use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Server\Exception\TransportReceiveException;
use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Server\Exception\TransportReplyException;

require ('vendor/autoload.php'); // require autoloader created by composer

$api = new SomeClass();
$methods =  array (
    'static_func'=> 'AnotherStatic::Func',
    'global_func' => 'do_abc',
    'some_func' => function($p) { return $p + 1; }
);
// register the server with a set of methods, either from an instance, a class with static methods, or as a map of 'callables'
$server = HttpServer::register( $api, 'StaticClass',$methods);

// process the request!
try {
    $server->process();
} catch (TransportReceiveException $treceive){
    // exceptions on this layer - like not using HTTP-POST
    header('HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request');
    exit;
} catch (TransportReplyException $treply){
    header('HTTP/1.0 500 Internal Server Error');
    exit;
}

<?php


namespace MyCompany\Package;

use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Server\Server;
use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Server\Exception\TransportReceiveException;
use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Server\Exception\TransportReplyException;
use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Server\Transport\HttpTransport;
use \Ndm\JsonRpc2\Server\Dispatch as Dispatch;

require ('vendor/autoload.php'); // require autoloader created by composer

// init procedure -
// 1. perform any external checks / tests on your transport layer (ie Authentication via OAuth)
// 2. initialise a transport system to obtain the rpc calls from, and return results to
// 3. get some functions to provide
// 4. register them with a dispatch system
// 5. create a server with the aforementioned dispatch & transport systems

// the transport - a simple http wrapper
$transport = new HttpTransport(HttpTransport::OPT_REQUIRE_HTTPS | HttpTransport::OPT_SEND_OUTPUT_HEADERS);


$api = new SomeClass();

//create a set of methods from the instance of SomeClass
$methods = Dispatch\ReflectionMethod::createFrom($api);
// dispatch system is responsible for invoking methods called by clients
$dispatch = new Dispatch\MapDispatch();
// register all the methods with the dispatch system
$dispatch->registerAll($methods);

// start the server
$server = new Server($transport, $dispatch);
// process the request!
try {
    $server->process();
} catch (TransportReceiveException $treceive){
    header('HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request');
    exit;
} catch (TransportReplyException $treply){
     header('HTTP/1.0 500 Internal Server Error');
     exit;
}