fine on localhost, but error on AWS: "Fatal error: Class 'Tumblr\API\Client' not found" about tumblr.php HOT 10 CLOSED

See answer to this issue: #45

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Thanks for your reply, but I'm afraid it hasn't solved my problem.

I uploaded through git / eb (the elastic beanstalk cli), and vendor is not included in .gitignore.

It may have something to do with the structure of my app, which uses multiple social media channels, and loads a different autoload.php depending on the user's request (Tumblr, Facebook, etc.):

app
    /lib
        /streams
            /facebook
                composer.json
                vendor
                etc
            /tumblr
                composer.json
                vendor
                etc

All other libraries are loaded in the same way - Facebook, Instagram, Twitter - and load fine.

Thanks again!

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Hi ,

I have the same problem although I installed my tumblr app with the .zip , that don't worked and show me this:

Fatal error: Class 'Tumblr\API\Client' not found

And I don't have that vendor/tumblr folder. I guess it's the same for you? What is it all about, can't we install it just through .zip like the twitter API or we absolutely need git?

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No, it's not the same for me. I installed the tumblr library with composer, which gives you the /vendor dir. You then only have to include the autoload.php within that dir to start using the library (https://getcomposer.org/).

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@pdme You must provide appropriate path (relative to AWS). For example, if your source code file is in app directory then you can load the library using

<?php
require 'lib/streams/tumblr/vendor/autoload.php';
?>

Change the path relative to the app folder on the AWS. Relative path on AWS could be very different than the local machine.

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@Pierreparis If a library has many dependencies then you have to load all those dependencies as well(each from different folder). That is why composer method is recommended.

For example, this tumblr library depends on ether & guzzle. So you have to install & load those as well.

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@khurshid-alam autoload.php is found, otherwise require_once would have thrown an error.

Instead, it's creating an instance of the Tumblr API that throws an error in the line after:

require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
$client = new Tumblr\API\Client(xxxx);

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@pdme That's weird.

What does autoload.php contain on AWS? You can check this by logging via ssh & running cat autload.php.

Also make sure files actually exist inside vendor directory on AWS. eb has a old bad habit to compress/ignore whenever it finds the word vendor during git push. In any case, remove & then re-install.

Finally try:

require_once('lib/streams/tumblr/vendor/autoload.php');
$consumerKey = "xxxx.....";
$consumerSecret = "xxxx... "; 
$token = "xxx......";
$secret = "xxx.....";
$client = new Tumblr\API\Client($consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $token, $secret);

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OK I'll try to install it with the composer and then tell you if it work thanks!

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@khurshid-alam I figured it out: The problem is the tumblr API gets installed as a git submodule, and AWS doesn't support submodules.

The solution is to deinit the tumblr API as a submodule, and then push.

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