- This package now supports sabre/event 3.0.
- The async client wouldn't
wait()
for new http requests being started after the (previous) last request in the queue was resolved. - Added
Sabre\HTTP\Auth\Bearer
, to easily extract a OAuth2 bearer token.
- Deprecated: All static functions from
Sabre\HTTP\URLUtil
andSabre\HTTP\Util
moved to a separatefunctions.php
, which is also autoloaded. The old functions are still there, but will be removed in a future version. (#49)
- Added a parser for the HTTP
Prefer
header, as defined in [RFC7240][rfc7240]. - Deprecated
Sabre\HTTP\Util::parseHTTPDate
, useSabre\HTTP\parseDate()
. - Deprecated
Sabre\HTTP\Util::toHTTPDate
useSabre\HTTP\toDate()
.
- #45: Don't send more data than what is promised in the HTTP content-length. (@dratini0).
- #43:
getCredentials
returns null if incomplete. (@Hywan) - #48: Now using php-cs-fixer to make our CS consistent (yay!)
- This includes fixes released in version 3.0.5.
- #41: Fixing bugs related to comparing URLs in
Request::getPath()
. - #41: This library now uses the
sabre/uri
package for uri handling. - Added
421 Misdirected Request
from the HTTP/2.0 spec.
- #47 #35: When re-using the client and doing any request after a
HEAD
request, the client discards the body.
- #38: The Authentication helpers no longer overwrite any existing
WWW-Authenticate
headers, but instead append new headers. This ensures that multiple authentication systems can exist in the same environment.
- Hiding
Authorization
header value fromRequest::__toString
.
- When parsing
Accept:
headers, we're ignoring invalid parts. Before we would throw a PHP E_NOTICE.
- Minor change in unittests.
getHeaders()
now returns header values as an array, just like psr/http.- Added
hasHeader()
.
- Changed: Copied most of the header-semantics for the PSR draft for representing HTTP messages. Reference here.
- This means that
setHeaders()
does not wipe out every existing header anymore. - We also support multiple headers with the same name.
- Use
Request::getHeaderAsArray()
andResponse::getHeaderAsArray()
to get a hold off multiple headers with the same name. - If you use
getHeader()
, and there's more than 1 header with that name, we concatenate all these with a comma. addHeader()
will now preserve an existing header with that name, and add a second header with the same name.- The message class should be a lot faster now for looking up headers. No more array traversal, because we maintain a tiny index.
- Added:
URLUtil::resolve()
to make resolving relative urls super easy. - Switched to PSR-4.
- #12: Circumventing CURL's FOLLOW_LOCATION and doing it in PHP instead. This fixes compatibility issues with people that have open_basedir turned on.
- Added: Content negotiation now correctly support mime-type parameters such as charset.
- Changed:
Util::negotiate()
is now deprecated. UseUtil::negotiateContentType()
instead. - #14: The client now only follows http and https urls.
- Changed: No longer escaping @ in urls when it's not needed.
- Fixed: #7: Client now correctly deals with responses without a body.
- Now works on hhvm!
- Fixed: Now throwing an error when a Request object is being created with arguments that were valid for sabre/http 1.0. Hopefully this will aid with debugging for upgraders.
- Fixed: Potential security problem in the client.
- Fixed: getBodyAsString on an empty body now works.
- Fixed: Version string
- Removed: Request::createFromPHPRequest. This is now handled by Sapi::getRequest.
- Added: Asynchronous HTTP client. See examples/asyncclient.php.
- Fixed: Issue #4: Don't escape colon (:) when it's not needed.
- Fixed: Fixed a bug in the content negotation script.
- Fixed: Fallback for when CURLOPT_POSTREDIR is not defined (mainly for hhvm).
- Added: The Request and Response object now have a
__toString()
method that serializes the objects into a standard HTTP message. This is mainly for debugging purposes. - Changed: Added Response::getStatusText(). This method returns the human-readable HTTP status message. This part has been removed from Response::getStatus(), which now always returns just the status code as an int.
- Changed: Response::send() is now Sapi::sendResponse($response).
- Changed: Request::createFromPHPRequest is now Sapi::getRequest().
- Changed: Message::getBodyAsStream and Message::getBodyAsString were added. The existing Message::getBody changed it's behavior, so be careful.
- Added: HTTP Status 451 Unavailable For Legal Reasons. Fight government censorship!
- Added: Ability to catch and retry http requests in the client when a curl error occurs.
- Changed: Request::getPath does not return the query part of the url, so everything after the ? is stripped.
- Added: a reverse proxy example.
- Fixed: Doing a GET request with the client uses the last used HTTP method instead.
- Added: HttpException
- Added: The Client class can now automatically emit exceptions when HTTP errors occurred.
- Changed: Now depends on sabre/event package.
- Changed: setHeaders() now overwrites any existing http headers.
- Added: getQueryParameters to RequestInterface.
- Added: Util::negotiate.
- Added: RequestDecorator, ResponseDecorator.
- Added: A very simple HTTP client.
- Added: addHeaders() to append a list of new headers.
- Fixed: Not erroring on unknown HTTP status codes.
- Fixed: Throwing exceptions on invalid HTTP status codes (not 3 digits).
- Fixed: Much better README.md
- Changed: getBody() now uses a bitfield to specify what type to return.
- Added: Digest & AWS Authentication.
- Added: Message::getHttpVersion and Message::setHttpVersion.
- Added: Request::setRawServerArray, getRawServerValue.
- Added: Request::createFromPHPRequest
- Added: Response::send
- Added: Request::getQueryParameters
- Added: Utility for dealing with HTTP dates.
- Added: Request::setPostData and Request::getPostData.
- Added: Request::setAbsoluteUrl and Request::getAbsoluteUrl.
- Added: URLUtil, methods for calculation relative and base urls.
- Removed: Response::sendBody
- Fixed: Lots of small naming improvements
- Added: Introduction of Message, MessageInterface, Response, ResponseInterface.
Before 2.0.0, this package was built-into SabreDAV, where it first appeared in January 2009.