Usage

Create your Adapter

In order to make an http request, you need to create an adapter.

cURL

use Widop\HttpAdapter\CurlHttpAdapter;

$curlHttpAdapter = new CurlHttpAdapter();

Stream

use Widop\HttpAdapter\StreamHttpAdapter;

$streamHttpAdapter = new StreamHttpAdapter();

Buzz

use Widop\HttpAdapter\BuzzHttpAdapter;

$buzzHttpAdapter = new BuzzHttpAdapter();

or

use Buzz\Browser;
use Widop\HttpAdapter\BuzzHttpAdapter;

$browser = new Browser();
$buzzHttpAdapter = new BuzzHttpAdapter($browser);

Guzzle

use Widop\HttpAdapter\GuzzleHttpAdapter;

$guzzleHttpAdapter = new GuzzleHttpAdapter();

or

use Guzzle\Http\Client;
use Widop\HttpAdapter\GuzzleHttpAdapter;

$client = new Client();
$guzzleHttpAdapter = new GuzzleHttpAdapter($client);

Zend

use Widop\HttpAdapter\ZendHttpAdapter;

$zendHttpAdapter = new ZendHttpAdapter();

or

use Widop\HttpAdapter\ZendHttpAdapter;
use Zend\Http\Client;

$client = new Client();
$zendHttpAdapter = new ZendHttpAdapter($client);

Make a GET request

Each adapter allows you to make a GET request:

$response = $httpAdapter->getContent($url);

If you want to pass custom headers, you can use the second argument:

$response = $httpAdapter->getContent($url, $headers);

Make a POST request

Each adapter allows you to make a POST request:

$response = $httpAdapter->postContent($url);

If you want to pass custom headers, you can use the second argument:

$response = $httpAdapter->postContent($url, $headers);

If you want to pass POST datas, you can use the third argument:

$response = $httpAdapter->postContent($url, $headers, $data);

If you want to pass POST files, you can use the fourth argument:

$response = $httpAdapter->postContent($url, $headers, $data, $files);

Inspect the response

All http adapter return a Widop\HttpAdapter\HttpResponse which wraps the base URL, the status code, the headers, the body and the effective URL.

$url = $response->getUrl();
$statusCode = $response->getStatusCode();
$headers = $response->getHeaders();
$header = $reponse->getHeader('Date');
$body = $response->getBody();
$effectiveUrl = $response->getEffectiveUrl();

Be aware that the effective URL is supported by most of the adapters except Buzz and Zend ones... If you know a workaround, a PR is welcome!