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Informations about the package hayttp
Hayttp
HTTP request made easy!
- Lightweight, fast and small footprint.
- Syntacticly sweet, easy and intuitive.
- Short-hands to the 7 RESTful HTTP methods.
- Real file (and blob) uploads.
- Basic Auth.
- Immutable.
- Awesome advanced options:
- Choose between CURL and php native http streams.
- Create your own http transport engine (for instance a guzzle wrapper).
- Choose ssl/tls scheme and version.
- Create custom payloads.
Installation
To add this package as a local, per-project dependency to your project, simply add a dependency on
moccalotto/hayttp to your project's composer.json file like so:
Alternatively execute the following command in your shell.
Usage
REST Methods
Hayttp is essentially a factory that can create and initialize Request objects.
It has methods for each of the 7 RESTful HTTP methods.
Making GET Requests:
A more interesting POST example.
A DELETE request that accept an XML body in the response.
Decode responses
You can parse/unserialize the response payloads into native php data structures. Hayttp currently supports json, xml and rfc3986.
Below is an example of how parse a response as json.
Json objects are converted to stdClass objects, and json arrays are converted to php arrays:
Here is an example of a response decoded into a SimpleXmlElement:
Decode a url-encoded string into an associative array:
Decode the respose, inferring the data type from the Content-Type header:
Helper function
You can use the global hayttp method to access the default hayttp instance.
You can also use the hayttp_* method to make instant requests.
Here are other examples of how to use the hayttp_* methods:
Posting json
Putting raw text
