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Package http
Short Description A simple wrapper API around the PHP curl functions
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/aaronpk/p3k-http
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Informations about the package http
p3k-http
A simple HTTP client, used by https://p3k.io projects.
Usage
GET
POST
HEAD
Response
The get/post/head functions will return an array with the following properties:
code- integer, the HTTP response code that was returnedheaders- array, the HTTP headers returnedrels- array, the parsed HTTP rel values from anyLinkheadersbody- string, the body of the HTTP response, or false/omit for a HEAD requesterror- string, an error string. see below for the enumerated list.error_description- string,url- string, the final URL retrieved after following any redirectsdebug- string, the full HTTP response
headers
The headers key will be an array of all the header values returned. The values will be either a string or array depending on whether there were multiple values returned for a given header name.
rels
The rels key will be the parsed version of any HTTP Link headers that contain a rel value. All values will be arrays even if there is only one value.
Options
There are a few options you can set when making HTTP requests, to configure how the request will behave.
$http->set_user_agent('String')- A shortcut for setting the user agent header.$http->set_max_redirects(2)- The maximum number of redirects to follow. Defaults to 8.$http->set_timeout(10)- The timeout in seconds for waiting for a response. Defaults to 4.
User Agent
You can set the user agent when you first instantiate the HTTP object:
Alternately, you can change it before each request:
Transports
By default, the library will use the PHP curl functions to make the HTTP request.
You can optionally define your own transport to use to make HTTP requests instead. This allows you to use an existing HTTP request mechanism you may have rather than using curl or the PHP stream functions.
Define a new class that implements the p3k\HTTP\Transport interface. That interface documents the return values expected as well.
Then you can set the transport after you create the main HTTP object.
The library ships with two alternative transport mechanisms, p3k\HTTP\Stream and p3k\HTTP\Test. The Stream transport uses file_get_contents with all the necessary config options to make it work. This is useful when running in Google App Engine. The Test transport will read HTTP responses from files, so that you can write tests that simulate making HTTP calls. See https://github.com/aaronpk/XRay/tree/master/tests for an example of using this transport.
License
Copyright 2017 by Aaron Parecki
Available under the MIT license.
