Utility class for WordPress to check if a (local/on the current host) URL is accessible via SSL (or not).

To setup the class, you need just a relative path. This path gets added to get_site_url(). The second and third arguments are optional and can get omitted.

$ssl_utils = new \WCM\SSL\Check( $path );

$ssl_utils = new \WCM\SSL\Check( 'some/relative/path', 443, 12 );

The SSL $port defaults to 443, but can get set to something totally different. It can also get set later on by using the setter.

$ssl_utils->setPort( 12345 );

The class can as well try to figure it out for you:

$guessed_port = $ssl_utils->getPort();

To find out if the current host is running on ssl, you can simply check

$is_ssl = $ssl_utils->isSSL();

And finally retrieving the SSL URl is as easy as just calling

$ssl_url = $ssl_utils->getURl();

To use the class on a different site than the current one in a Multisite install, you can explicitly set the $blog_id either during instantiating the class or with the setter.

$ssl_url = $ssl_utils->setBlogID( 12 );

All mentioned setter methods are chainable:

$ssl_utils = new \WCM\SSL\Check( 'example/path' );
$ssl_utils
    ->setPort( 443 )
    ->setBlogID( 12 );

Best served via Composer:

"wecodemore/wp-ssl" : "^1.0"