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Informations about the package php-impersonate

PHP-Impersonate

Tests

A PHP library for making HTTP requests with browser impersonation. This library uses curl-impersonate to mimic various browsers' network signatures, making it useful for accessing websites that may detect and block automated requests.

Installation

Install via Composer:

System Requirements

Basic Usage

API Reference

Static Methods

The library provides convenient static methods for making requests:

Instance Methods

You can also create an instance of the client for more configuration options:

Response Methods

The Response class provides several methods for working with HTTP responses:

Working with Headers

Most headers have a single value, so header() is all you need:

Some headers are legitimately repeated by the server — most commonly Set-Cookie. Per RFC 6265 §4.1.1, cookie values must not be folded into a single comma-separated string, so header('Set-Cookie') would silently drop all but the first cookie. Use headerAll() instead:

headers() returns the full map when you need to inspect everything at once:

Key point: Each header name maps to an array of values (string[]), not a single string. This correctly handles HTTP responses where headers like Set-Cookie can appear multiple times.

Browser Options

PHP-Impersonate supports mimicking various browsers:

Example:

Timeouts

You can configure request timeouts:

Proxy Configuration

You can route requests through a proxy server using the curlOptions parameter:

Basic Proxy Usage

Proxy Options

The following proxy-related curl options are supported:

Option Description Example
proxy Proxy server address 'http://127.0.0.1:8080' or 'http://proxy.example.com:3128'
proxy-user Proxy authentication credentials 'username:password'

SOCKS Proxy

You can also use SOCKS proxies by specifying the protocol:

Using Proxy with Static Methods

For one-off requests with a proxy, create an instance and use the instance methods:

Advanced Examples

JSON API Request

Error Handling

Data Formats for POST, PUT and PATCH Requests

PHP-Impersonate supports sending data in different formats:

Form Data

By default, data is sent as form data (application/x-www-form-urlencoded):

JSON Data

You can send data as JSON by specifying the Content-Type header:

For PUT and PATCH requests, JSON is used as the default format.

Testing

Run the test suite:

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.


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