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Informations about the package http-client

Borsch - HTTP Client

A simple implementation of PSR-18 HTTP Client.

This package is part of the Borsch framework.

Installation

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Usage

Methods

->setResponseClassName(): Client

You MUST provide an implementation of a PSR-7 ResponseInterface.
Borsch\Http\Client will then use this implementation to create a response instance.

For example, if you are using Slim PHP PSR-7 implementation, your code should look like this :

An implementation of a PSR-17 ResponseFactoryInterface can also be provided, example with Nyholm/psr7 :

Borsch\Http\Client will call method createResponse() to get the ResponseInterface instance.

->getResponseClassName(): string

Return the ResponseInterface or ResponseFactoryInterface provided in method setResponseClassName().

->setCurlOption(int $option, $value): Client

Borsch\Http\Client uses cURL, therefore you can supply some option before sending the request. Borsch\Http\Client already sets these options with values from the request so you will not be able to override them :

Example :

->setCurlOptions(array $options): Client

Set many cURL options at once with the provided array.
Must be of the form :

->getCurlOptions(): array

Get cURL options you've set.

License

All versions of http-client with dependencies

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Requires psr/http-client Version ^1.0
psr/http-factory Version ^1.0
ext-curl Version *
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