Implemented HTTP client#79
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Sounds ok with me... |
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I cannot merge this anymore because I left the web team so you're free to change the project according to your likings and your workflow. Thanks. |
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bugs.php.net is no longer really used, and hence, we're sunsetting it. Due to that, I don't think it makes sense to merge this patch. |
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Currently mocking (and testing) anything that makes HTTP requests is pretty much impossible due to the tight coupling of
file_get_contents()calls.This PR adds an HTTP client (and interface) to make this possible / easier. While also providing a uniform way to make HTTP requests (including error handling and responses).
Todo: when the need arises implement file uploads, but from a quick look through the code base I did see see the need for it yet.
Todo2: when agreed that this PR is a useful addition move away from the direct
fgc()calls and implement the HTTP client calls instead.