Libraries tagged by http methods
skrypnet/http-utils
55326 Downloads
Basic repo with all HTTP codes, methods and headers as native PHP lacks these simple consts.
middlewares/method-override
15981 Downloads
Middleware to override the request method using the X-Http-Method-Override header
localheinz/http-method
3563 Downloads
Provides constants for HTTP request methods.
httplib/http
32787 Downloads
contain http codes and methods
zozlak/http-accept
5153 Downloads
Set of methods to deal with the HTTP Accept header
chroma-x/basic-http-client
3059 Downloads
A basic yet extensible HTTP client library providing different authentication methods written in PHP.
vakata/http
4095 Downloads
HTTP Request / Response classes (extending Laminas/Diactoros with a few methods)
pinkcrab/http
2004 Downloads
Wrapper around Nyholm\Psr7 library with a few helper methods and a basic emitter. For use in WordPress during ajax calls.
bayfrontmedia/php-http-response
1539 Downloads
Easily send HTTP responses.
bayfrontmedia/php-http-request
1448 Downloads
Easily handle data from incoming HTTP requests.
josantonius/request
541 Downloads
PHP library for handling requests.
adrii/curl-helper
15217 Downloads
CurlHelper is a streamlined PHP utility for easy cURL usage, supporting GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE methods. It simplifies HTTP requests by offering straightforward options and header settings, making web API interactions more accessible and efficient.
fengyongz-guzzlehttp/psr7
2435 Downloads
PSR-7 message implementation that also provides common utility methods
diversen/get-browser-language
4916 Downloads
Single method that gets a browsers language, using Zend_Locale
aedart/overload
11173 Downloads
Provides means to dynamically deal with inaccessible properties, by implementing PHP's magic methods; __get(), __set(), __isset(), and __unset(). This package, however, enforces the usage of getters- and setters-methods, ensuring that if a property is indeed available, then its corresponding getter or setter method will be invoked. The term 'overload', in this context, refers to PHP’s own definition hereof. (http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.overloading.php)