Remote

How to get a $remote object

<?php
$response = new Remote('https://example.com');

echo $response->code(); // e.g. 200
echo $response->url(); // https://example.com
echo $response->method(); // GET

dump($response->content());

Note that instantiating the object will fetch the data.

You can also get an object by calling the Remote::request()echo method or one of the shortcuts;

Shortcuts

Instead of using Remote::request() with the request method defined in the $params array, you can use the HTTP method names as method:

• Remote::get(), see $remote::get()
• Remote::post()
• Remote::delete()
• Remote::patch()
• Remote::put()
• Remote::head()

This works, because the Remote class implements the __callStatic magic method, which makes sure to execute not explicitely defined static methods.