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Componenta HTTP

Minimal HTTP primitives shared by Componenta HTTP packages.

This package intentionally has no PSR-7 implementation, PSR-17 factory, middleware, responder, request creator, emitter, router, or application runtime. Those pieces live in separate packages so componenta/http can stay dependency-free.

Package Boundary

Included here Provided by another package
Componenta\Http\HttpMethod value object. PSR-7 request/response implementations are installed through componenta/http-psr-* integration packages.
Componenta\Http\Header constants. PSR request creation is in componenta/http-psr.
HTTP exception classes and HttpExceptionFactory. Response building is in componenta/http-responder.
No runtime wiring or config provider. Response emission is in componenta/http-emitter.
Middleware is split into componenta/http-body-parsing-middleware, componenta/http-cors-middleware, componenta/http-csrf-middleware, componenta/http-throttle-middleware, and componenta/http-trusted-proxy-middleware.
Pagination URL helpers are in componenta/http-pagination.

Installation

Requirements

The package has no Composer dependencies.

HTTP Method

HttpMethod normalizes method names and exposes RFC-oriented properties for common routing and middleware decisions.

Standard helpers are available for common methods:

Custom non-empty methods are allowed and normalized to uppercase. Use HttpMethod::tryFrom() when an empty value should return null instead of throwing.

Header Constants

Header groups common HTTP header names as constants and includes helper lists for request, response, security, cache, and CORS headers.

The class is a static helper and is not meant to be instantiated.

HTTP Exceptions

All status-specific exceptions extend Componenta\Http\Exception\HttpException.

HttpException exposes:

API Meaning
$exception->statusCode HTTP status code.
$exception->headers Headers that an HTTP error response generator may copy to the response.
withHeader(string $name, string|array $value) Adds a response header and returns the same exception instance.

Use HttpExceptionFactory::fromStatusCode() when the status code is known only at runtime.

HttpExceptionFactory::isClientError() and HttpExceptionFactory::isServerError() classify existing HttpException instances.

Some status-specific exceptions also store data that is needed to build a correct HTTP response:

Exception Extra behavior
UnauthorizedException::basic() / UnauthorizedException::bearer() Adds the WWW-Authenticate header.
MethodNotAllowedException Requires the allowed methods list and adds the Allow header.
ContentTooLargeException, TooManyRequestsException, ServiceUnavailableException Accept an optional retry delay and add Retry-After.
ServiceUnavailableException::maintenance() Calculates Retry-After from a maintenance end time.
RangeNotSatisfiableException Requires the total resource size and adds Content-Range.
UpgradeRequiredException Requires the target protocol and adds Upgrade.

HttpExceptionFactory::fromStatusCode() creates generic instances. Prefer the concrete constructors above when the response must include these headers.

Related Packages

Package Responsibility
componenta/http-psr Creates PSR-7 server requests through configured factories.
componenta/http-responder Builds PSR-7 responses from common PHP values.
componenta/http-emitter Emits PSR-7 responses to PHP output.
componenta/app-http Runs Componenta HTTP applications.

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