othercode / rest
Rest client to make GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, etc calls.
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Requires
- php: >=7.4.33
- ext-curl: *
- ext-json: *
- ext-simplexml: *
- ext-xmlrpc: *
Requires (Dev)
- pestphp/pest: ^1.0
- phpunit/phpunit: *
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README
Rest client to make GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, etc.
Installation
To install the package we only have to add the dependency to composer.json file:
{ "require": { "othercode/rest": "*" } }
And run the following command:
composer install
Usage
To use the Rest we only have to instantiate it and configure the params we want. We can
establish the configuration accessing to the ->configuration->configure_property
, for example
to configure the url of the call we only have to set the ->configuration->url parameter
like we can see as follows:
$api = new \OtherCode\Rest\Rest(); $api->configuration->url = "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/";
or
$api = new \OtherCode\Rest\Rest(new \OtherCode\Rest\Core\Configuration(array( 'url' => 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/', )));
After this we have to set the type of call and the parameters that we wil use, in this case we are going to perform a GET request to the "posts/1" endpoint:
$response = $api->get("posts/1");
The rest client will throw a ConnectionException
if there are any problem related to the connection.
NOTE: These errors are related to the session cURL, here is the complete list
Methods
The available methods to work with are:
get()
Perform a GET request.
Return: Response object
head()
Perform a HEAD request.
Return: Response object (no body)
post()
Perform a POST request.
Return: Response object
delete()
Perform a DELETE request.
Return: Response object
put()
Perform a PUT request.
Return: Response object
patch()
Perform a PATCH request.
Return: Response object
getMetadata()
Return the metadata of the request.
Return: Array
getError()
Return the last known error.
Return: Error
object
getPayloads()
Return an array with the Response
and Request
objects.
Return: Array
setDecoder()
Set a new Decoder.
Return: Rest object
setEncoder()
Set a new Encoder.
Return: Rest object
setModule()
Set a new Module.
Return: Rest object
unsetModule()
Unregister a module.
Return: Rest object
addHeader()
Add a new header.
Return: Rest object
addHeaders()
Add an array of headers.
Return: Rest object
NOTE: We can use the addHeader()
and addHeaders()
methods with the Rest
instance or with the configuration
object
$api->addHeader('some_header','some_value'); $api->addHeaders(array('some_header' => 'some_value','other_header' => 'other_value'));
is the same as
$api->configuration->addHeader('some_header','some_value'); $api->configuration->addHeaders(array('some_header' => 'some_value','other_header' => 'other_value'));
removeHeader()
Remove a header offset.
Return: Rest object
removeHeaders()
Remove an array of headers.
Return: Rest object
Modules
This package allow you to create modules to perform task before and after the request. To create a new module we only have to use this template:
class CustomModule extends BaseModule { public function run() { // do something } }
IMPORTANT: Any module MUST extends BaseModule
The only method that is mandatory is ->run()
, this method execute your custom code of the module.
Once we have our module we can register it with the ->setModule()
method. This method needs three parameters,
the first one is the name of the module, the second one is the complete namespace of the module, and the third one
is the hook name for our module, it can be "before" and "after" depends on when we want to launch our module.
$api->setModule('module_name','Module\Complete\Namespace','after');
For "before" modules you can use all the properties of the Request object.
method
url
headers
body
For "after" modules you can use all the properties of the Response object.
code
content_type
charset
body
headers
error
metadata
All modules are executed in the order that we register them into the Rest client, this also affect to Decoders and Encoders.
Decoders
A decoder is a kind of module that allows you to automatically decode de response in xml or json, to use them
we only have to set the decoder we want with the ->setDecoder()
method:
$api->setDecoder("json");
The default allowed values for this method are: json, xml and xmlrpc. All the decoders are always executed in the "after" hook.
Custom Decoders
To create a new decoder we only have to use this template:
class CustomDecoder extends BaseDecoder { protected $contentType = 'application/json'; protected function decode() { // decode $this->body } }
Like in modules, we have the Response object available to work. The $contentType property is the content-type that will trigger the decoder, in the example above all responses with content-type "application/json" will trigger this decoder.
Quick Calls
We can do quick calls using the \OtherCode\Rest\Payloads\Request::call()
method. This static method returns a
Rest instance, so we can use all the methods from it.
$response = \OtherCode\Rest\Payloads\Request::call('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com')
->setDecoder('json')
->get('/posts/1');
Complete Example
require_once '../autoload.php'; try { $api = new \OtherCode\Rest\Rest(new \OtherCode\Rest\Core\Configuration(array( 'url' => 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/', 'httpheader' => array( 'some_header' => 'some_value', ) ))); $api->setDecoder("json"); $response = $api->get("posts/1"); var_dump($response); } catch (\Exception $e) { print "> " . $e->getMessage() . "\n" }