Libraries tagged by http methods

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Common implementations for HTTP protocol.

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Finds actions by HTTP method used on the request.

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PHP Http methods collection to use easy

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A basic yet extensible HTTP client library providing different authentication methods written in PHP.

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PHP library for handling requests.

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PHP library for handling requests.

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Little methods collection in order to create http headers

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Little methods collection in order to create http request and responses using the PSR standards from PHP-FIG definitions

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ZN Framework Request Package

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PHP PSR-7 proxy classes with convenience methods for htmx requests and responses

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PSR-7 message implementation that also provides common utility methods

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Get information about the current HTTP request

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Little methods collection in order to create an APP listener, that can be able to receive, process and response to http request and cli commands

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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)

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