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esase/tiny-http
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An abstraction layer component for http requests and responses

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tiny-http
=========

[](#tiny-http)

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Basically each web application starts with an `INPUT` (an incoming request which would be: `GET`, `POST`, etc) and an `OUTPUT` a final response (`JSON`, `HTML`, `XML`, etc).

So the **Tiny/Http** it's an layer which holds both `INPUT` and `OUTPUT` objects and gives to your application a possibility to manipulate with them during the application's lifecycle.

Due to the simple interface of the package it can be integrated to any web application.

Request object
--------------

[](#request-object)

The request would be either an `http` query (a query received from a `web server`) or received from a command line interface ([CLI](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command-line_interface))

e.g:

`[POST] http://test.com/import/files``[CLI] php import files`

```