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Package rest
Short Description Fgsl RESTful Requester
License AGPL-3.0-only
Homepage https://github.com/fgsl/rest
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Informations about the package rest
FGSL rest
Component to make HTTP requests and test RESTful APIs
How to install
How to instance
Available methods
General advice: The argument $verbose is for debugging. It enables output (a lot of output) for the commands.
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doGet
- doPost
The argument $json, when it is true, enables the header Content-Type: application/json.
The argument $encodeJson, when it is true, converts $data to string using json_encode() function. Otherwise, the array is converted in a string with the fields as pairs key=value united by &.
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doPut
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doDelete
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doPatch
- doDelete
Examples
Below we have some examples about how to use the Rest class.
We have used a page of the Brazilian National Observatory for GET method.
We have used Reqres for POST, PATCH and DELETE methods.
Testing a HTTP GET request
Testing a HTTP POST request
Testing a HTTP PUT request
Testing a HTTP PATCH request
Testing a HTTP DELETE request
You can allow more than one HTTP status code as a valid response. The code snippet below shows a request that allows 200 and 201 status code as valid responses.
