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Package buzz
Short Description Lightweight HTTP client
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/kriswallsmith/Buzz
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Buzz - Scripted HTTP browser
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Buzz is a lightweight (<1000 lines of code) PHP 7.1 library for issuing HTTP requests. The library includes three
clients: FileGetContents, Curl and MultiCurl. The MultiCurl supports batch requests and HTTP2 server push.
Installation
Install by running:
You do also need to install a PSR-17 request/response factory. Buzz uses that factory to create PSR-7 requests and responses. Install one from this list.
Example:
Usage
This page will just show you the basics, please read the full documentation.
You can also use the low-level HTTP classes directly.
Note
The two new Psr17ResponseFactory() and new Psr17RequestFactory() are placeholders
for whatever PSR-17 factory you choose. If you use nyholm/psr7 then the example above
would start like:
HTTP2 server push
Buzz MultiCurl client support HTTP2 server push.
Since the two other requests was pushed, we spend no time fetching those.
You can configure what request you want to accept as pushed with the push_function_callback option.
The Idea of Buzz
Buzz was created by Kris Wallsmith back in 2010. The project grown very popular over the years with more than 7 million downloads.
Since August 2017 Tobias Nyholm is maintaining this library. The idea of Buzz will still be the same, we should have a simple API and mimic browser behavior for easy testing. We should not reinvent the wheel and we should not be as powerful and flexible as other clients (ie Guzzle). We do, however, take performance very seriously.
We do love PSRs and this is a wish list of what PSR we would like to support:
- PSR-1 (Code style)
- PSR-2 (Code style)
- PSR-4 (Auto loading)
- PSR-7 (HTTP messages)
- PSR-17 (HTTP factories)
- PSR-18 (HTTP client)
The goal
Since the release of 1.0 Buzz has reached its goal of being a lightweight client that covers 90% of all use cases. There
are no plans to actively develop new features or change the existing API. There are alternatives for people that wants
an more actively maintained HTTP clients. One that is particularly popular and got a big community behind it is the
Symfony HTTP Client.
Contribute
Buzz is great because it is small, simple and yet flexible. We are always happy to receive bug reports and bug fixes. We are also looking forward to review a pull request with a new middleware, especially if the middleware covers a common use case.
We will probably not accept any configuration option or feature to any of the clients or the Browser.
Backwards Compatibility Promise
We take backwards compatibility very seriously as you should do with any open source project. We strictly follow Semver. Please note that Semver works a bit different prior version 1.0.0. Minor versions prior 1.0.0 are allow to break backwards compatibility.
Being greatly inspired by Symfony's bc promise, we have adopted their method of deprecating classes, interfaces and functions.
Running the tests
There are 2 kinds of tests for this library; unit tests and integration tests. They can be run separably by:
The integration tests makes real HTTP requests to a webserver. There are two different
webservers used by our integration tests. A real Nginx server and PHP's built in webserver.
The tests that runs with PHP's webserver are provided by php-http/client-integration-tests.
To start the server, open terminal A and run:
The other type of integration tests are using Nginx. We use Docker to start the Nginx server.
You are now ready to run the integration tests
Test Server Push
To use HTTP/2 server push you need to run the very latest PHP version. PHP also need to use cUrl > 7.61.1 and be compiled with libnghttp2. You can use docker:
All versions of buzz with dependencies
psr/http-message Version ^1.1 || ^2.0
psr/http-client Version ^1.0
php-http/httplug Version ^1.1 || ^2.0
symfony/options-resolver Version ^3.4 || ^4.0 || ^5.0 || ^6.0 || ^7.0
psr/http-factory Version ^1.0