PHP REST client
, (*1)
, (*2)
This is simple and extendable REST client., (*3)
Basic usage
use Sc\RestClient\Client\Client;
use Sc\RestClient\ResponseParser\JsonResponseParser;
$client = new Client('https://api.foo.bar', new JsonResponseParser());
$resource = 'zombies';
// retrieve all objects (will produce GET /zombies/)
$client->getAll($resource);
// create a new resource (will produce POST /zombies/ with following data)
$created = $client->create($resource, [
'name' => 'Shaun',
'age' => 29,
]);
// 'create' API should return data or 'Location' header with created resource URI
$id = $created['id'];
// retrieve single object (will produce GET /zombies/123/)
$client->get($resource, $id);
// update full resource (will produce PUT /zombies/123/)
$updated = $client->update($resource, $id, [
'name' => 'Shaun',
'age' => 30,
]);
// update resource partially (will produce PATCH /zombies/123/)
$updated = $client->update($resource, $id, [
'age' => 31,
]);
// delete resource (will produce DELETE /zombies/123/)
$client->delete($resource, $id);
use Sc\RestClient\Client\Client;
use Sc\RestClient\ResponseParser\XmlResponseParser;
$client = new Client('https://api.foo.bar', new XmlResponseParser('root_tag_name'));
Implementing own response parser
Just implement Sc\RestClient\ResponseParser\ResponseParserInterface#parseResponse
and play with response, (*4)
Custom api authentification
use Sc\RestClient\Client\Client;
use Sc\RestClient\ResponseParser\JsonResponseParser;
use Sc\RestClient\AuthenticationProvider\QueryParameterProvider;
use Sc\RestClient\AuthenticationProvider\HeaderProvider
$client = new Client('https://api.foo.bar', new JsonResponseParser());
$client->useAuthenticator(new QueryParameterProvider('api_key', 'abcd1234'));
// each request will be followed with ?api_key=abcd1234 query string
// or
$client->useAuthenticator(new HeaderProvider('X-Auth-Header', 'abcd1234'));
// each request will be followed with header "X-Auth-Header: abcd1234"
Implementing own authenticator
Sc\RestClient\AuthenticationProvider\AuthenticationProviderInterface#addAuthentificationInfo
will play with original request and modify it according with your requirements such as X.509 certificates, (*5)
Request signing
@TODO, (*6)