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A guzzle wrapper with typehints and syntactic sugar.

Regular use is simple:

<?php
use JohnathanSmith\Xttp\Xttp;

/** @var \JohnathanSmith\Xttp\XttpResponseWrapper $xttpResponse */

$xttpResponse = Xttp::post('https://johnathansmith.com', ['form_params' => ['foo' => 'bar'], 'headers' => ['Content-Type' => 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded']]);

// You may also do get, put, patch, delete.

There is also a package for Laravel.

After making the request you will get an instance of XttpResponse. This has a lot of syntactic sugar, for example:

Getting header/s
Getting response status and info
Returning JSON or body
Getting URL
Cookies

One of the ways that this package shines is that it is set up to be very friendly with Unit testing. You can also easily create a longer version from above with an large amount of granular detail. You can do this on XttpPending the object. With this we can:

Add Cookies/Headers/Options
Add or prepend Request/Response/Retry/Other middleware
Guzzle History and/or Mock handlers
Authorization
Guzzle Client Construction

<?php
use JohnathanSmith\Xttp\XttpPending;

$response = XttpPending::new()
->setUrl(// url)
->setMethod(// method)
->withHeaders(['X-Foo' => 'Bar'])
->asJson()
->send();

Xttp was inspired by Adam Wathan's zttp. A special thanks to the maintainers of Guzzle.

johnathan-smith / xttp

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A guzzle wrapper with typehints and syntactic sugar.