php-extended/php-api-endpoint-http-gzip

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An implementation of the php-extended/php-api-endpoint-http-interface that unzip data on the fly when the responses are queried

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phphttpapigzipendpoint

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An implementation of the php-extended/php-api-endpoint-http-interface that unzip data on the fly when the responses are queried.

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Installation

The installation of this library is made via composer and the autoloading of all classes of this library is made through their autoloader.

  • Download composer.phar from their website.
  • Then run the following command to install this library as dependency :
  • php composer.phar php-extended/php-api-endpoint-http-gzip ^6

Basic Usage

This library needs multiple conditions for it to work :

  • First, The request must contain an X-Php-Download-File header pointing to a possible valid file in an existing and writeable directory. This is where the downloaded file will be downloaded by the http client.
  • Second, an http client that supports the X-Php-Download-File header to write the body of the http request in that file.
  • Third, the http client must set an X-Request-Header-X-Php-Download-File header in the response that points to that same file. If it does not, it may set an X-Php-Download-File header instead.
  • Fourth, the http client must give a Response with a stream that points to this file.

What this endpoint does is, for each time a file is requested, it will try to uncompress it in the same directory as it is, with a new name. It will replace the existing X-Request-Header-X-Php-Download-File and X-Php-Download-File headers in the request to point to the new uncompressed file, and will change the stream of the response with a new stream pointing to the new file. The old file that was requested at the X-Php-Download-File header in the request is deleted if the uncompress operation is successful.


/* @var $httpEndpoint \PhpExtended\Endpoint\EndpointInterface */

$gzipEndpoint = new GzipHttpEndpoint($httpEndpoint);

$stream = $gzipEndpoint->httpGet($gzipEndpoint->createUri('https://example.com/path/to/file.gz'), [
	'X-Php-Download-File' => '/tmp/file.gz',
]);

/* @var $stream \Psr\Http\Message\StreamInterface */

Once you're finished with the stream you can delete the file (using the metadata of the stream you can find the file name). Alternatively, using $gzipEndpoint->httpGetResponse() you will get the http response instead of only the stream and can get the file path with the X-Php-Download-File header.

License

MIT (See license file).