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someniatko/simple-http-client
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Simple facade for PSR-7, PSR-17 and PSR-18

v0.1.0(6y ago)016MITPHPPHP ^7.1

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simple-http-client
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[](#simple-http-client)

Writing implementation-agnostic code is a good practice, especially for pluggable libraries - they should not require using some concrete HTTP client for example. That's why PSR-18 - a standard HTTP client interface was born.

However, directly using PSR-18 HTTP Client interface (and, subsequently, PSR-7 requests and PSR-17 request factories) in your projects may be tedious, especially if you don't need that much of flexibility it provides.

This small library solves the dilemma: it contains one class, SimpleHttpClient, which does not implement PSR-18 on its own. However, it takes any PSR-18 client and PSR-17 factory, and returns PSR-7 response. This way you don't need to mess up with creating PSR-7 request manually, however you still have all the freedom of choosing any of the PSR-18 HTTP clients.

Usage
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[](#usage)

```
composer require someniatko/simple-http-client

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