You know that you want something from taxonomy module so first you need to look in Drupal\taxonomy\Entity -- or the corresponding directory -- you will find the Term class there. Now look at the annotation, it says @ContentEntityType and in there:

*   entity_keys = {
*     "id" = "tid",
*     "bundle" = "vid",
*     "label" = "name",
*     "uuid" = "uuid"
*   },

So, what you want is

$term = Term::create('taxonomy_term', array(
  'name' => 'test', 
  'vid' => 'client',
))->save();

because the label entity key is name and the bundle entity key is vid. I added a ->save() call as well as I presume you wanted to save it too.

You know that you want something from taxonomy module so first you need to look in Drupal\taxonomy\Entity -- or the corresponding directory -- you will find the Term class there. Now look at the annotation, it says @ContentEntityType and in there:

*   entity_keys = {
*     "id" = "tid",
*     "bundle" = "vid",
*     "label" = "name",
*     "uuid" = "uuid"
*   },

So, what you want is

$term = Term::create([
  'name' => 'test', 
  'vid' => 'client',
])->save();

because the label entity key is name and the bundle entity key is vid. I added a ->save() call as well as I presume you wanted to save it too.

You know that you want something from taxonomy module so first you need to look in Drupal\taxonomy\Entity -- or the corresponding directory -- you will find the Term class there. Now look at the annotation, it says @ContentEntityType and in there: `

• entity_keys = {

• "id" = "tid",
  

• "bundle" = "vid",
  

• "label" = "name",
  

• "uuid" = "uuid"
  

• }, `

So, what you want is

$term = entity_create('taxonomy_term', array( 'name' => 'test', 'vid' => 'client', ))->save();

because the label entity key is name and the bundle entity key is vid. I added a ->save() call as well as I presume you wanted to save it too.

You know that you want something from taxonomy module so first you need to look in Drupal\taxonomy\Entity -- or the corresponding directory -- you will find the Term class there. Now look at the annotation, it says @ContentEntityType and in there:

*   entity_keys = {
*     "id" = "tid",
*     "bundle" = "vid",
*     "label" = "name",
*     "uuid" = "uuid"
*   },

So, what you want is

$term = Term::create('taxonomy_term', array(
  'name' => 'test', 
  'vid' => 'client',
))->save();

because the label entity key is name and the bundle entity key is vid. I added a ->save() call as well as I presume you wanted to save it too.