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Informations about the package http
ez-php/http
HTTP message objects for PHP — immutable Request, Response, RequestFactory, ResponseFactory, StreamedResponse, ResponseEmitter, Cookie, and UploadedFile. Zero dependencies.
Requirements
- PHP 8.5+
Installation
Usage
Request
Response
emit() accepts any ResponseInterface, including StreamedResponse. Inside an ez-php
application use $app->send($request, $response) instead: it reports stream failures and
runs terminable middleware after the body has been sent.
Streamed responses
Headers are sent before the first chunk, so an exception inside the generator can no longer become
an error page. Check authorisation and inputs before returning a StreamedResponse.
Cookie
To delete a cookie, send it again with a negative TTL (and the same path/domain it was set with):
the header carries Max-Age=0 and the browser drops it.
Middleware that rewrites queued cookies (e.g. to encrypt their values) replaces the whole list with
withCookies(list<Cookie>); on the request side, Request::withCookies(array) returns a copy with a
new cookie map:
UploadedFile
Classes
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
RequestInterface |
Contract for the Request value object |
Request |
Immutable HTTP request value object (final readonly class) |
RequestFactory |
Builds a Request from PHP superglobals |
Response |
HTTP response value object; clone-based withHeader() (case-insensitive replace) |
Headers |
Headers::get($response->headers(), 'content-type') — case-insensitive lookup; set()/normalize() used by both responses |
ResponseFactory |
Static helpers: json(), redirect(), html(), text(), noContent() |
ResponseEmitter |
Sends any ResponseInterface — headers via HeaderSenderInterface, body via OutputInterface, chunk by chunk for streams |
HeaderSenderInterface |
Abstraction over header() calls (injectable for testing) |
NativeHeaderSender |
Default HeaderSenderInterface implementation using PHP's header() |
Cookie |
Immutable value object for Set-Cookie attributes; toHeaderValue() produces the header string |
UploadedFile |
Wraps a $_FILES entry; isValid(), moveTo(), originalName(), mimeType(), size(), error(); fromLocalFile() for files PHP's SAPI did not receive |
License
MIT — Andreas Uretschnig
