TeslaClientBundle for Symfony 2

Symfony bundle that provides:

• http client
• caching for http client
• proxy

Requests to a client are done through a subclass of SF's Request instances.

installation

Via composer:

(1) add following lines to composer.json:

"require": {
	(...)
	"24hoursmedia/tesla-client-bundle": "master-dev"
	(...)
}

(2) run composer update

php composer.phar update

(3) add bundle to AppKernel.php

$bundles = array(
	(....)
	new Tesla\Bundle\ClientBundle\TeslaClientBundle()
);

history

20131125 added possibility to directly inject additional curl options into client and proxy service

examples

http client

create client from a factory and do a request:

use Tesla\Bundle\ClientBundle\Client\HttpClientFactory;
use Tesla\Bundle\ClientBundle\Client\HttpClientInterface;
use Tesla\Bundle\ClientBundle\Client\TeslaRequest;
use Tesla\Bundle\ClientBundle\Client\TeslaResponse;

/* @var $factory HttpClientFactory */
$factory = $client->getContainer()->get('tesla_client.http_client_factory');
/* @var $client HttpClientInterface */
$http = $factory->get($baseUrl);

$request = $http->createRequest('http://www.example.com');
// (add headers and other request stuff here) //
$response = $http->execute($request);
$format = $response->getFormat(); // (json etc)
$content = $response->getContent();
$status = $response->getStatusCode();

create http client in services.yml

configure an http client as a service which can be obtained through the container:

acme.http_client:
    class: %tesla_client.http_client.class%
    factory_service: tesla_client.http_client_factory
    factory_method: get
    arguments:
        - http://www.example.com

create http proxy as a service in services.yml

create a proxy service that proxies requests from http://foo & http://bar/sub to http://www.example.com:

acme.http_proxy_example:
    class: %tesla_client.http_proxy.class%
    factory_service: tesla_client.httpproxy_factory
    factory_method: get
    arguments:
        - http://www.example.com
    calls:
        - [addTranslationUrl, ["http://foo"]]
        - [addTranslationUrl, ["http://bar/sub"]]

use a proxy

example of using a proxy defined as a service:

use Tesla\Bundle\ClientBundle\Proxy\HttpProxy;

/* @var $proxy HttpProxy */
$proxy = $client->getContainer()->get('tesla_client.http_proxy_example');

// foo host gets proxied to example.com
$responseContent = $proxy->execute($proxy->createRequest('http://foo'))->getContent();
$this->assertContains('example', $responseContent);
// foo bar/sub gets proxied to example.com
$responseContent = $proxy->execute($proxy->createRequest('http://bar/sub'))->getContent();