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benegedeniz / apiman
A powerful API request manager class.
v1.4.5
2022-03-07 17:26 UTC
Requires
- php: >=7.0.0
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A powerful API request manager class.
Requirements
- PHP 7 or upper.
Installation
If you are using Composer, you can run the following command:
composer require benegedeniz/apiman
Or download APIMan directly and extract them to your web directory.
Usage
<?php require __DIR__ . "/src/apiman.php"; // Requiring APIMan. $api = new APIMan("https://api.benegedeniz.com/apitest"); // Creating a new APIMan handle with API endpoint URL. $api->setHeaders([ // Setting headers to send (Optional, if you don't want to set headers, do not use this method.) "User-Agent: APIMan UG" ]); $api->setSSLConfig([ // Setting SSL configuration (Required. Leave this as it is if you don't know what is this.) "SSL_VERIFYPEER" => true, // Required parameter. (If you get blank response from API, set this to false. If so, there is a good chance that you are using your own localhost.) "SSL_VERIFYHOST" => true // Required parameter. ]); $api->setLogFile("log.txt"); // Logging file location. (Optional, if you don't want to use logging, don't use this method.) $api->setHTTPAuth("username:password"); // Setting basic HTTP authentication credentials (Optional, if you don't want to use HTTP authentication, don't use this method.) $api->setProxy([ // Setting proxy tunnel (Optional, if you don't want to use proxy, don't use this method.) "proxy" => "204.101.61.82:4145", // Required, proxy IP. Format: ip:port. "proxyType" => "socks5", // Required, proxy type. Supported types: http, https, socks4 and socks5. "auth" => "username:password" // Optional, proxy authentication. Format: username:password. ]); $api->setRequestType("post"); // Setting request type. Supported request types are: get, post, put and delete. $api->setData(http_build_query(["testParam" => "Test value"])); // Setting data to send. You can send raw body too. $api->executeRequest(); // Sending request. echo $api->getRawResponse(); // Getting API response. ?>