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### Dependencies
The SDK has the following dependencies:

* PHP >5.6
* guzzle
See [`composer.json`](composer.json) for the authoritative list of required PHP and library versions. At a high level the SDK requires a supported PHP version and the [Guzzle](https://docs.guzzlephp.org/) HTTP client; Composer resolves the exact compatible versions for your project automatically.


## Getting started

### Version 1.8.0 - Exception Handling Support & Bug Fixes 🎉

Starting with version 1.7.0, the OneLogin PHP SDK supports exception-based error handling alongside the traditional manual error checking approach. Version 1.8.0 includes additional bug fixes and improvements while maintaining full backward compatibility.
> **Changelog:** Release notes and the changes in each version are published on the [Releases page](https://github.com/onelogin/onelogin-php-sdk/releases).

**New Features:**
- Optional exception throwing for API errors
- Type-safe exception classes for different error categories
- Configurable per-client or per-operation
- Fully backward compatible
The SDK supports two interchangeable, fully backward-compatible approaches to error handling: exception-based handling and traditional manual error checking. Both are described under [Errors and exceptions](#errors-and-exceptions) below.

You'll need a OneLogin account and a set of API credentials before you get started.

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