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Better Guzzle Mock Handler

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While the Guzzle HTTP client ships with a basic mock handler it might not be powerful enough in certain situations. For example, when your requests don't arrive in an expected order. That's where this Mock Handler might come in handy.

You'll be able to set expectations for incoming requests. When an expectation is met a predefined response will be returned.

Requirements

Minimum PHP version is 7.4.

Installation

Usually you'll want to install this package as a development dependency:

If you want to install the package for production:

Usage

Instantiating the handler

The Mock Handler works in a similar way as the official Guzzle Mock Handler. Add it as the handler for the HandlerStack and all requests will passed to the handler.

Adding expectations

Use the ExpectationBuilder in order to set request expectations:

Whenever a new request is passed to the Mock Handler it will look if there is an expectation that matches the request. On a match, the handler will return the corresponding response. In the example above the Mock Handler will return an empty 200 OK response on every GET request.

When no expectation matches the request, the Mock Handler will throw a TijmenWierenga\Guzzle\Mocking\UnexpectedRequestException.

Invocation limits

You might want to limit the amount of invocations for an expectation. By default, there is no invocation limit set. The ExpectationBuilder is capable of limiting the amount of times a response can be returned. This can be achieved through the withMaxInvocations() method on the builder:

In the example above, the response will only be returned once, even when it satisfies the defined condition. The handler will throw a TijmenWierenga\Guzzle\Mocking\UnexpectedRequestException on any invocation after the first.

Built-in conditions

The package ships with a few built-in conditions. These conditions can be used to create expectations in an expressive way.

All

While it's perfectly valid to pass a callable and match multiple conditions, it's more expressive to use the All condition. This condition accept any amount of conditions that all need to match based on the current request.

Any

This condition accepts any number of conditions. When any of the supplied conditions is met, the pre-defined response will be returned.

More conditions can be found in the Conditions-folder.

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php Version ^7.4|^8.0
psr/http-message Version ^1.0
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