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Package laravel-simplecurl
Short Description A Laravel package for handling simple CURL requests
License MIT
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Laravel SimpleCurl
A Laravel package for handling simple CURL requests... the Laravel way...
For installation,
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In terminal, paste this
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Open app.php and add this in the 'providers' array
- Then add this to the 'aliases' array
Request Functions
| Function Name | Return Type | Example |
|---|---|---|
| get() | SimpleCurl | SimpleCurl::get($url = '', $data = [], $headers = []) |
| post() | SimpleCurl | SimpleCurl::post($url = '', $data = [], $headers = [], $file = false) |
| put() | SimpleCurl | SimpleCurl::put($url = '', $data = [], $headers = []) |
| delete() | SimpleCurl | SimpleCurl::delete($url = '', $data = [], $headers = []) |
Response Functions
| Function Name | Return Type | Example |
|---|---|---|
| getResponse() | array | ['http_code' => 200, 'result' => ...] |
| getResponseCode() | array | 200 |
| getRequestUrl() | string | 'http://mysite.com/api/v1/....' |
| getRequestSize() | int | 300 |
| getTotalTime() | int | 0.2 |
| getResponseContentType() | string | 'application/json' |
| getRedirectCount() | int | 0 |
| getEffectiveUrl() | string | 'http://mysite.com/api/v1/....' |
| getCurlError() | string | 'URL is not properly formatted' |
| getResponseAsArray() | array | ['id' => 1, 'name' => Prateek Kathal ...] |
| getResponseAsJson() | json | {"id": 1, "name": "Prateek Kathal" ...} |
| getResponseAsCollection() | Collection | Collection => { [ 0 => {"id": 1, "name": "Prateek Kathal" }... ] } |
| getPaginatedResponse() | LengthAwarePaginator | LengthAwarePaginator => { 'total' => 10, per_page => 10, data => [ { "id": 1, "name": "Prateek Kathal" }... } ] |
| getResponseAsModel() | Model | User => { "attributes" : { "id": 1, "name": "Prateek Kathal" } } |
Making simple GET/POST/PUT/DELETE requests,
Without Config Variables
You may also use this function just for making things more Laravel-like...
**Add this trait to your Model (say Photo)
Then add these 2 things in your model
Please note that getResponseAsModel() is experimental and may not run for many cases if the responses are altered a lot before they are sent. For eg - When you convert an attribute created_at into a separate format using $casts variable.
Also, you can make a config file (say config/relations.php) and save all your relations in it and call separately.
With Config Variables
You are most welcome to create pull requests and post issues! :smile: :sunglasses: :+1:
