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Informations about the package service-proxy
Service Proxy
Internal communication between services with useful tools
Make request by laravel http client
Installation
Publish config
Add services
Add your project's base url and global headers in proxy.php config
Usage
Normal usage
Using http request
Proxy events
On success
On error
On data success
On data collection success
Proxy response methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| data() | given data |
| items() | give items |
| count() | given items count |
| errors() | given errors if there is |
| message() | given message |
| onSuccess($closure) | When http request is successful |
| onError($closure) | When http request is with error |
| onCollectionSuccess($closure) | Get collection when http request is successful |
| onDataSuccess($closure) | Get data when http request is successful |
| throw() | Throw error if http request failed |
| toException() | Get exception if http request failed |
Proxy request methods
| Method | Return Type | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| fake($callback = null) | \Illuminate\Http\Client\Factory | ||
| accept(string $contentType) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| acceptJson() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| asForm() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| asJson() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| asMultipart() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| async() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| attach(string array $name, string $contents = '', string null $filename = null, array $headers = []) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| baseUrl(string $url) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| beforeSending(callable $callback) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| bodyFormat(string $format) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| contentType(string $contentType) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| dd() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| dump() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| retry(int $times, int $sleep = 0) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| sink(string | resource $to) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | |
| stub(callable $callback) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| timeout(int $seconds) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withBasicAuth(string $username, string $password) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withBody(resource | string $content, string $contentType) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | |
| withCookies(array $cookies, string $domain) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withDigestAuth(string $username, string $password) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withHeaders(array $headers) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withMiddleware(callable $middleware) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withOptions(array $options) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withToken(string $token, string $type = 'Bearer') | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withUserAgent(string $userAgent) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withoutRedirecting() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| withoutVerifying() | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Http | ||
| pool(callable $callback) | array | ||
| request(Request $request, string $service) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse | ||
| get(string $url, array | string | null $query = null) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse |
| delete(string $url, array $data = []) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse | ||
| head(string $url, array | string | null $query = null) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse |
| patch(string $url, array $data = []) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse | ||
| post(string $url, array $data = []) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse | ||
| put(string $url, array $data = []) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse | ||
| send(string $method, string $url, array $options = []) | \Ehsandevs\ServiceProxy\Responses\ProxyResponse | ||
| fakeSequence(string $urlPattern = '*') | \Illuminate\Http\Client\ResponseSequence | ||
| assertSent(callable $callback) | void | ||
| assertNotSent(callable $callback) | void | ||
| assertNothingSent() | void | ||
| assertSentCount(int $count) | void | ||
| assertSequencesAreEmpty() | void |
Mocking proxy response
You can use mock() on Proxy class before calling http methods and pass the json path in your 'tests/mock' directory, to mock a json for faking your Proxy response in test mode.
Example:
All versions of service-proxy with dependencies
PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires
php Version
^7.4 || ^8.3
ext-json Version *
laravel/framework Version ^7.0 || ^8.0 || ^9.0 || ^10.0 || ^11.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0
ehsandevs/bresources Version ^1.5 || ^2.2 || ^2.4
ext-json Version *
laravel/framework Version ^7.0 || ^8.0 || ^9.0 || ^10.0 || ^11.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0
ehsandevs/bresources Version ^1.5 || ^2.2 || ^2.4
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