Handling file Inputs in PHP with GuzzleHTTP
You may know how to handle file inputs in PHP with cURL, as we've discussed earlier but GuzzleHTTP Client comes for the rescue to overcome messy code and get things done in more cleaner manner.
You may know how to handle file inputs in PHP
with cURL
, as we’ve discussed earlier.
But GuzzleHTTP
Client comes for the rescue to overcome messy code and get things done in more cleaner manner.
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Snippet
$file = Input::file( 'file_name' ); $imagePath = $file->getPathName(); $tmp = tempnam( sys_get_temp_dir(), 'php' ); $client = new Client(); $result = $client->post( 'mydomain.com/api/endpoint', [ 'form_params' => [ 'file_name' => $tmp, 'name' => $file, 'contents' => file_put_contents( $tmp, file_get_contents( $imagePath ) ), 'filename' => $file ], 'headers' => [ 'authorization' => 'Bearer ' . $token ] ] ); $results = \GuzzleHttp\json_decode( $result->getBody() );
Conclusion
Easy peasy ? Ever wondered on handling multiple set of files with GuzzleHTTP
over an API
call? We’ve got you covered, do give it a read at
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