OP-Restclient

OOP - Object-oriented programming
PHP
REST-Client

A generic REST API client for PHP using objects to compose requests. This is based on and extends the excellent tcdent/php-restclient.

Installation

$ composer require ocjojo/op-restclient

Basic Usage

$api = new OPRestclient\Client([
    'base_url' => "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com"
]);
// GET https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/1?param_1=hello&param_2=world
$result = $api->posts->{1}->get([
	'param_1' => "hello",
	'param_2' => "world"
]);
if($result->info->http_code == 200)
    var_dump($result->decode_response());

Options for the client

See the documentation of tcdent/php-restclient for the configurable options. OPRestClient extends tcdent's RestClient, so all options and methods apply equally.

Standard Parameters

You are able to set standard parameters for consecutive requests to the same endpoint, e.g. if you want access data at an endpoint with paging. Like so:

$api = new OPRestClient\Client([
    'base_url' => "https://api.twitter.com/1.1", 
    'format' => "json", 
     // https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth/application-only-auth
    'headers' => ['Authorization' => 'Bearer '.OAUTH_BEARER]
]);

$api->search->tweets['q'] = '#php';
//both results will have the query parameter q set to '#php'
$result = $api->search->tweets->get(['page' => '1']);
$result2 = $api->search->tweets->get(['page' => '2']);

// to delete a standard parameter of a route
unset($api->search->tweets['q']);

// to delete all standard parameters of a route
$api->search->tweets->reset();

Standard Parameters will be set until you unset them manually.