Libraries tagged by http response status

A simple Enum to return correct status codes for http responses.

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Provides simple and intuitive classes for handling HTTP requests and responses in PHP applications. The Request class encapsulates HTTP request data, making it easy to manage and access parameters, body, session, cookies, and server information. The Response class simplifies the creation and management of HTTP responses, allowing you to set content, status codes, and headers effortlessly.

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Common implementations for HTTP protocol.

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The "HTTP Status Code Abstraction" project is a PHP 8-based initiative aimed at simplifying the management and usage of HTTP status codes by introducing ENUM support. HTTP status codes are integral to web development, providing vital information about the success or failure of HTTP requests and responses. However, managing and referencing these status codes in a clear and organized manner can often be challenging. This project seeks to address this challenge by leveraging PHP 8's ENUM feature.

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free as in freedom application to test http requests with configurable responses that supports the formats json, raw and xml

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Elegant and consistent API response helpers for Laravel applications with proper HTTP status codes and standardized JSON responses.

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HTTP related classes

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HTTP Status Codes library

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return HTTP status

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Check the response code of the page. Checking for 404 errors on the site.

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O Projeto Response é uma biblioteca PHP para criar respostas JSON com códigos de status HTTP personalizados, simplificando o desenvolvimento de APIs web eficazes em projetos PHP.

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Utility classes and constants for use with PSR-7 (psr/http-message)

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A wrapper class for performing common response actions

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A class that returns formatted JSON response with HTTP status

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Provides a simple way to get or set credentials (username, password) on a PSR-7 `RequestInterface`. Also it helps challenging an unauthorized client by adding the 'WWW-authenticate' header line with status code 401 to a PSR-7 `ResponseInterface`.

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