Klout PHP SDK by Rob Bertholf
The Klout PHP SDK by Rob Bertholf integrates analytics into applications, useful to understand reputation based on sentiment features. Methods allow to lookup by id & name in addition to access user score & influence.
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April 18, 2016
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