psr/http-message
PSR-7 HTTP message interfaces for PHP (Request/Response, Streams, URIs, UploadedFiles). Defines common contracts only—no concrete implementation. Ideal for framework-agnostic middleware and libraries needing interoperable HTTP message types.
Added return types, see https://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-7/meta/#72-type-additions
Added parameters types, see https://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-7/meta/#72-type-additions
This tag contains all updates since entering the second review of PSR-7. These include:
RequestInterface::withUri() specifying that changes MUST also update the Host header unless the $preserverHost flag is true.getHeader*() method overrides in RequestInterface, as they are irrelevant with the above change.RequestInterface class-level docblock indicating that constructors SHOULD attempt to set the Host header in order to ensure the message is valid on initialization.RequestInterface::getHeaderLine() MUST return a string (null was allowed previously, which leads to ambiguity of return value).ResponseInterface::getReasonPhrase() MUST return a string(null was allowed previously, which leads to ambiguity of return value).ResponseInterface::withStatus() now sets the default value of the $reasonPhrase parameter to an empty string (to correspond to the above change).UploadedFileInterface::move() was renamed to moveTo(), and the argument renamed to $targetPath; this clarifies intent for the method.UriInterface::withPath() has clarifications in the docblock to indicate the four possible path types (empty, root path, relative path, domain-relative — or absolute — path).StreamableInterface was renamed to StreamInterface; typehints were updated accordingly.ServerRequestInterface::*FileParams() were renamed to *UploadedFiles(). They now expect and return array trees of a new interface, UploadedFileInterface.UploadedFileInterface was added to provide compatibility between SAPI and non-SAPI environments with regards to handling upload files.UriInterface with regards to URI component delimiters.Immutability + URI interface
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