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kistn/php-client

PSR-18 PHP client for the Kistn API. Framework-agnostic — requires any PSR-18 HTTP client and PSR-17 HTTP factory.

Installation

Requires a PSR-18 HTTP client (e.g. guzzlehttp/guzzle) and PSR-17 factory.

Usage

Standalone

Copy kistn.config.php.example to kistn.config.php and fill in your credentials:

Lock file upload (transmit_composer_files / transmit_npm_files)

Every push sends the package inventory (names, versions, dependency flags) and your local audit findings. Your lock and manifest files (composer.lock, composer.json, installed.json, package-lock.json, package.json) are not uploaded unless you opt in:

Value Behaviour
false (default, also used for missing/invalid values) No files are uploaded.
true Upload the files whenever the package list changed.
'on-demand' Upload only when composer / npm is unavailable locally, so the server can run the audit instead.

Uploaded files let the Kistn server run its own audit and cross-check your local findings. They contain your full dependency tree, so enable this only if you are fine sharing that data with the server.

Wire up and push:

Push Flow

  1. GET all ecosystem hashes — one call (GET /hashes), always runs.
  2. Per ecosystem: check local lock-file hash against local cache — skip collection if unchanged.
  3. Collect packages via composer show --format=json / npm list --json.
  4. Compute content hash — skip ecosystem if matches server.
  5. POST bundled payload (all changed ecosystems in one call).
  6. Upload lock files for ecosystems with package-level changes — only if enabled via TransmitMode (off by default).
  7. Store lock-file hash per ecosystem in local cache.

Architecture

Testing

All versions of php-client with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.3
psr/http-client Version ^1.0
psr/http-factory Version ^1.0
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