Guzzle - PHP HTTP Client — SitePoint
As you probably know, website development can be broken up into 2 main areas: Front end (what the end user sees) Back end (what the server has to do in order to provide the requested data) While front end development frequently uses several data sources to display a page, simple dynamic sites would only depend on data coming from a database hosted on the same server. As back end developers today,
Unit Testing with Guzzle
In January, Miguel Romero wrote a great article showing how to get started with Guzzle. If you missed the article, or are unfamiliar with Guzzle: Guzzle is a PHP HTTP client & framework for building RESTful web service clients. In Miguel’s article, he covered a range of the library’s features, including basic configuration for GET and POST requests, plugins, such as logging using monolog, and fini
Methods
Normally, not all resources and collections implement all methods. There are two ways to find out which methods are accepted by a resource or collection. Use the OPTIONS method on the URL, and look at the “Allow” header that is returned. This header contains a comma-separated list of methods are are supported for the resource or collection. Just issue the method you want to issue, but be prepared
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