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muraveiko/php-curler
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Adaptation PHP-Curler for composer

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It's my adaptation PHP-Curler for composer.

Source readme ( see //My fix):

PHP-Curler
==========

[](#php-curler)

This library was many years in the making for me. While it's usage is limited (eg. currently only supports *get*, *post* and *head* requests), it's focused around the ability to quickly specify a resource to pull, and depending on it's meta details (eg. how big the document is, what mime types it claims itself as), proceed with the requests.

Whether or not a url is accepted can be controlled through the following methods

- **setMime** set the acceptable mime type
- **setMimes** set the acceptable mime types

Information about a cURL request's error can be accessed through the **getErrors** method. Additionally, raw information about the request can be accessed through the **getInfo** method.

### Example Output of a URL

[](#example-output-of-a-url)

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