Class HttpSocket
CakePHP network socket connection class.
Core base class for HTTP network communication. HttpSocket can be used as an Object Oriented replacement for cURL in many places.
- CakeSocket
- HttpSocket
Copyright: Copyright (c) Cake Software Foundation, Inc. (http://cakefoundation.org)
License: MIT License
Location: Cake/Network/Http/HttpSocket.php
Properties summary
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$_auth
protectedarray
Authentication settings -
$_contentResource
protectedmixed
Resource to receive the content of request -
$_proxy
protectedarray
Proxy settings -
$config
publicarray
Configuration settings for the HttpSocket and the requests -
$quirksMode
publicboolean
When one activates the $quirksMode by setting it to true, all checks meant to enforce RFC 2616 (HTTP/1.1 specs). will be disabled and additional measures to deal with non-standard responses will be enabled.
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$request
publicarray
Contain information about the last request (read only) -
$response
publicarray
Contain information about the last response (read only) -
$responseClass
publicstring
Response class name
Inherited Properties
Method Summary
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__construct() public
Build an HTTP Socket using the specified configuration. -
_buildHeader() protected
Builds the header. -
_buildRequestLine() protected
Builds a request line according to HTTP/1.1 specs. Activate quirks mode to work outside specs. -
_buildUri() protected
Takes a $uri array and turns it into a fully qualified URL string -
_configUri() protected
Parses and sets the specified URI into current request configuration. -
_escapeToken() protected
Escapes a given $token according to RFC 2616 (HTTP 1.1 specs) -
_parseQuery() protected
This function can be thought of as a reverse to PHP5's http_build_query(). It takes a given query string and turns it into an array and supports nesting by using the php bracket syntax. So this means you can parse queries like:
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_parseUri() protected
Parses the given URI and breaks it down into pieces as an indexed array with elements such as 'scheme', 'port', 'query'.
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_setAuth() protected
Set authentication in request -
_setProxy() protected
Set the proxy configuration and authentication -
_tokenEscapeChars() protected
Gets escape chars according to RFC 2616 (HTTP 1.1 specs). -
buildCookies() public
Builds cookie headers for a request. -
configAuth() public
Set authentication settings. -
configProxy() public
Set proxy settings -
delete() public
Issues a DELETE request to the specified URI, query, and request. -
get() public
Issues a GET request to the specified URI, query, and request. -
head() public
Issues a HEAD request to the specified URI, query, and request. -
patch() public
Issues a PATCH request to the specified URI, query, and request. -
post() public
Issues a POST request to the specified URI, query, and request. -
put() public
Issues a PUT request to the specified URI, query, and request. -
request() public
Issue the specified request. HttpSocket::get() and HttpSocket::post() wrap this method and provide a more granular interface.
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reset() public
Resets the state of this HttpSocket instance to it's initial state (before Object::__construct got executed) or does the same thing partially for the request and the response property only.
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setContentResource() public
Set the resource to receive the request content. This resource must support fwrite. -
url() public
Normalizes URLs into a $uriTemplate. If no template is provided a default one will be used. Will generate the URL using the current config information.
Method Detail
__construct() public ¶
__construct( string|array $config = array() )
Build an HTTP Socket using the specified configuration.
You can use a URL string to set the URL and use default configurations for all other options:
$http = new HttpSocket('http://cakephp.org/');
Or use an array to configure multiple options:
$http = new HttpSocket(array( 'host' => 'cakephp.org', 'timeout' => 20 ));
See HttpSocket::$config for options that can be used.
Parameters
- string|array $config optional array()
- Configuration information, either a string URL or an array of options.
Overrides
_buildHeader() protected ¶
_buildHeader( array $header , string $mode = 'standard' )
Builds the header.
Parameters
- array $header
- Header to build
- string $mode optional 'standard'
- Mode
Returns
Header built from array
_buildRequestLine() protected ¶
_buildRequestLine( array $request = array() )
Builds a request line according to HTTP/1.1 specs. Activate quirks mode to work outside specs.
Parameters
- array $request optional array()
- Needs to contain a 'uri' key. Should also contain a 'method' key, otherwise defaults to GET.
Returns
Request line
Throws
_buildUri() protected ¶
_buildUri( string|array $uri = array() , string $uriTemplate = '%scheme://%user:%pass@%host:%port/%path?%query#%fragment' )
Takes a $uri array and turns it into a fully qualified URL string
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional array()
- Either A $uri array, or a request string. Will use $this->config if left empty.
- string $uriTemplate optional '%scheme://%user:%pass@%host:%port/%path?%query#%fragment'
- The Uri template/format to use.
Returns
A fully qualified URL formatted according to $uriTemplate, or false on failure
_configUri() protected ¶
_configUri( string|array $uri = null )
Parses and sets the specified URI into current request configuration.
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI, See HttpSocket::_parseUri()
Returns
If uri has merged in config
_escapeToken() protected ¶
_escapeToken( string $token , array $chars = null )
Escapes a given $token according to RFC 2616 (HTTP 1.1 specs)
Parameters
- string $token
- Token to escape
- array $chars optional null
- Characters to escape
Returns
Escaped token
_parseQuery() protected ¶
_parseQuery( string|array $query )
This function can be thought of as a reverse to PHP5's http_build_query(). It takes a given query string and turns it into an array and supports nesting by using the php bracket syntax. So this means you can parse queries like:
- ?key[subKey]=value
- ?key[]=value1&key[]=value2
A leading '?' mark in $query is optional and does not effect the outcome of this function. For the complete capabilities of this implementation take a look at HttpSocketTest::testparseQuery()
Parameters
- string|array $query
- A query string to parse into an array or an array to return directly "as is"
Returns
The $query parsed into a possibly multi-level array. If an empty $query is given, an empty array is returned.
_parseUri() protected ¶
_parseUri( string|array $uri = null , boolean|array $base = array() )
Parses the given URI and breaks it down into pieces as an indexed array with elements such as 'scheme', 'port', 'query'.
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI to parse
- boolean|array $base optional array()
- If true use default URI config, otherwise indexed array to set 'scheme', 'host', 'port', etc.
Returns
Parsed URI
_tokenEscapeChars() protected ¶
_tokenEscapeChars( boolean $hex = true , array $chars = null )
Gets escape chars according to RFC 2616 (HTTP 1.1 specs).
Parameters
- boolean $hex optional true
- true to get them as HEX values, false otherwise
- array $chars optional null
- Characters to escape
Returns
Escape chars
buildCookies() public ¶
buildCookies( array $cookies )
Builds cookie headers for a request.
Cookies can either be in the format returned in responses, or a simple key => value pair.
Parameters
- array $cookies
- Array of cookies to send with the request.
Returns
Cookie header string to be sent with the request.
configAuth() public ¶
configAuth( string $method , string|array $user = null , string $pass = null )
Set authentication settings.
Accepts two forms of parameters. If all you need is a username + password, as with Basic authentication you can do the following:
$http->configAuth('Basic', 'mark', 'secret');
If you are using an authentication strategy that requires more inputs, like Digest authentication
you can call configAuth()
with an array of user information.
$http->configAuth('Digest', array( 'user' => 'mark', 'pass' => 'secret', 'realm' => 'my-realm', 'nonce' => 1235 ));
To remove any set authentication strategy, call configAuth()
with no parameters:
$http->configAuth();
Parameters
- string $method
- Authentication method (ie. Basic, Digest). If empty, disable authentication
- string|array $user optional null
- Username for authentication. Can be an array with settings to authentication class
- string $pass optional null
- Password for authentication
configProxy() public ¶
configProxy( string|array $host , integer $port = 3128 , string $method = null , string $user = null , string $pass = null )
Set proxy settings
Parameters
- string|array $host
- Proxy host. Can be an array with settings to authentication class
- integer $port optional 3128
- Port. Default 3128.
- string $method optional null
- Proxy method (ie, Basic, Digest). If empty, disable proxy authentication
- string $user optional null
- Username if your proxy need authentication
- string $pass optional null
- Password to proxy authentication
delete() public ¶
delete( string|array $uri = null , array $data = array() , array $request = array() )
Issues a DELETE request to the specified URI, query, and request.
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI to request (see
HttpSocket::_parseUri()
) - array $data optional array()
- Array of request body data keys and values.
- array $request optional array()
- An indexed array with indexes such as 'method' or uri
Returns
Result of request
get() public ¶
get( string|array $uri = null , array $query = array() , array $request = array() )
Issues a GET request to the specified URI, query, and request.
Using a string uri and an array of query string parameters:
$response = $http->get('http://google.com/search', array('q' => 'cakephp', 'client' => 'safari'));
Would do a GET request to http://google.com/search?q=cakephp&client=safari
You could express the same thing using a uri array and query string parameters:
$response = $http->get( array('host' => 'google.com', 'path' => '/search'), array('q' => 'cakephp', 'client' => 'safari') );
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI to request. Either a string uri, or a uri array, see HttpSocket::_parseUri()
- array $query optional array()
- Querystring parameters to append to URI
- array $request optional array()
- An indexed array with indexes such as 'method' or uri
Returns
Result of request, either false on failure or the response to the request.
head() public ¶
head( string|array $uri = null , array $query = array() , array $request = array() )
Issues a HEAD request to the specified URI, query, and request.
By definition HEAD request are identical to GET request except they return no response body. This means that all information and examples relevant to GET also applys to HEAD.
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI to request. Either a string URI, or a URI array, see HttpSocket::_parseUri()
- array $query optional array()
- Querystring parameters to append to URI
- array $request optional array()
- An indexed array with indexes such as 'method' or uri
Returns
Result of request, either false on failure or the response to the request.
patch() public ¶
patch( string|array $uri = null , array $data = array() , array $request = array() )
Issues a PATCH request to the specified URI, query, and request.
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI to request, See HttpSocket::_parseUri()
- array $data optional array()
- Array of request body data keys and values.
- array $request optional array()
- An indexed array with indexes such as 'method' or uri
Returns
Result of request
post() public ¶
post( string|array $uri = null , array $data = array() , array $request = array() )
Issues a POST request to the specified URI, query, and request.
post()
can be used to post simple data arrays to a URL:
$response = $http->post('http://example.com', array( 'username' => 'batman', 'password' => 'bruce_w4yne' ));
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI to request. See HttpSocket::_parseUri()
- array $data optional array()
- Array of request body data keys and values.
- array $request optional array()
- An indexed array with indexes such as 'method' or uri
Returns
Result of request, either false on failure or the response to the request.
put() public ¶
put( string|array $uri = null , array $data = array() , array $request = array() )
Issues a PUT request to the specified URI, query, and request.
Parameters
- string|array $uri optional null
- URI to request, See HttpSocket::_parseUri()
- array $data optional array()
- Array of request body data keys and values.
- array $request optional array()
- An indexed array with indexes such as 'method' or uri
Returns
Result of request
request() public ¶
request( string|array $request = array() )
Issue the specified request. HttpSocket::get() and HttpSocket::post() wrap this method and provide a more granular interface.
Parameters
- string|array $request optional array()
- Either an URI string, or an array defining host/uri
Returns
false on error, HttpSocketResponse on success
Throws
reset() public ¶
reset( boolean $full = true )
Resets the state of this HttpSocket instance to it's initial state (before Object::__construct got executed) or does the same thing partially for the request and the response property only.
Parameters
- boolean $full optional true
- If set to false only HttpSocket::response and HttpSocket::request are reset
Returns
True on success
Overrides
setContentResource() public ¶
setContentResource( resource|boolean $resource )
Set the resource to receive the request content. This resource must support fwrite.
Parameters
- resource|boolean $resource
- Resource or false to disable the resource use
Throws
url() public ¶
url( string|array $url = null , string $uriTemplate = null )
Normalizes URLs into a $uriTemplate. If no template is provided a default one will be used. Will generate the URL using the current config information.
Usage:
After configuring part of the request parameters, you can use url() to generate URLs.
$http = new HttpSocket('http://www.cakephp.org'); $url = $http->url('/search?q=bar');
Would return http://www.cakephp.org/search?q=bar
url() can also be used with custom templates:
$url = $http->url('http://www.cakephp/search?q=socket', '/%path?%query');
Would return /search?q=socket
.
Parameters
- string|array $url optional null
- Either a string or array of URL options to create a URL with.
- string $uriTemplate optional null
- A template string to use for URL formatting.
Returns
Either false on failure or a string containing the composed URL.
Methods inherited from CakeSocket
_connectionErrorHandler() protected ¶
_connectionErrorHandler( integer $code , string $message )
socket_stream_client() does not populate errNum, or $errStr when there are connection errors, as in the case of SSL verification failure.
Instead we need to handle those errors manually.
Parameters
- integer $code
- Code.
- string $message
- Message.
_setSslContext() protected ¶
_setSslContext( string $host )
Configure the SSL context options.
Parameters
- string $host
- The host name being connected to.
address() public ¶
address( )
Gets the IP address of the current connection.
Returns
IP address
addresses() public ¶
addresses( )
Gets all IP addresses associated with the current connection.
Returns
IP addresses
context() public ¶
context( )
Gets the connection context.
Returns
Null when there is no connection, an array when there is.
disconnect() public ¶
disconnect( )
Disconnects the socket from the current connection.
Returns
Success
enableCrypto() public ¶
enableCrypto( string $type , string $clientOrServer = 'client' , boolean $enable = true )
Encrypts current stream socket, using one of the defined encryption methods.
Parameters
- string $type
- Type which can be one of 'sslv2', 'sslv3', 'sslv23' or 'tls'.
- string $clientOrServer optional 'client'
- Can be one of 'client', 'server'. Default is 'client'.
- boolean $enable optional true
- Enable or disable encryption. Default is true (enable)
Returns
True on success
Throws
When an invalid encryption scheme is chosen.
SocketException
When attempting to enable SSL/TLS fails.
See
read() public ¶
read( integer $length = 1024 )
Reads data from the socket. Returns false if no data is available or no connection could be established.
Parameters
- integer $length optional 1024
- Optional buffer length to read; defaults to 1024
Returns
Socket data
setLastError() public ¶
setLastError( integer $errNum , string $errStr )
Sets the last error.
Parameters
- integer $errNum
- Error code
- string $errStr
- Error string
Properties detail
$config ¶
Configuration settings for the HttpSocket and the requests
array( 'persistent' => false, 'host' => 'localhost', 'protocol' => 'tcp', 'port' => 80, 'timeout' => 30, 'ssl_verify_peer' => true, 'ssl_allow_self_signed' => false, 'ssl_verify_depth' => 5, 'ssl_verify_host' => true, 'request' => array( 'uri' => array( 'scheme' => array('http', 'https'), 'host' => 'localhost', 'port' => array(80, 443) ), 'redirect' => false, 'cookies' => array(), ) )
$quirksMode ¶
When one activates the $quirksMode by setting it to true, all checks meant to enforce RFC 2616 (HTTP/1.1 specs). will be disabled and additional measures to deal with non-standard responses will be enabled.
false
$request ¶
Contain information about the last request (read only)
array( 'method' => 'GET', 'uri' => array( 'scheme' => 'http', 'host' => null, 'port' => 80, 'user' => null, 'pass' => null, 'path' => null, 'query' => null, 'fragment' => null ), 'version' => '1.1', 'body' => '', 'line' => null, 'header' => array( 'Connection' => 'close', 'User-Agent' => 'CakePHP' ), 'raw' => null, 'redirect' => false, 'cookies' => array(), )