APIZ is a PHP API Client Development Kit. You can easily handle all kind of JSON api response by using this package.

• PHP >= 8

composer require anik/apiz

There are no extra configuration for this package.

Lets make a api service service for https://reqres.in.

Suppose you have to make several api service for your package. Your service directory is app/Services. Now we are develop a service for https://reqres.in and make a class file ReqResApiService.php which is extend by \Apiz\AbstractApi class.

namespace App\Services;

use Apiz\AbstractApi;

class ReqResApiService extends AbstractApi
{
    protected function setBaseUrl() {
        return 'https://reqres.in';
    }
}

AbstractApi is a abstract class where setBaseUrl() is a abstract method.

To get API response from this url they've a prefix 'api' so first we set it with protected property $prefix

namespace App\Services;

use Apiz\AbstractApi;

class ReqResApiService extends AbstractApi
{
    protected function setBaseUrl() {
        return 'https://reqres.in';
    }

    protected function setPrefix () {
        return 'api';
    }
}

Now we make a method for get all users info

namespace App\Services;

use Apiz\AbstractApi;

class ReqResApiService extends AbstractApi
{
    protected function setBaseUrl()
    {
        return 'https://reqres.in';
    }

    protected function setPrefix () {
        return 'api';
    }

    public function allUsers()
    {
        $users = $this/*->query(['page'=>2])*/->get('/users');

        if ($users->getStatusCode() == 200) {
            return $users->parseJson();
        }

        return null;
    }
}

We use GuzzleHttp for this package. So you can easily use all HTTP verbs as a magic method. Its totally hassle free. with our all response we return three objects response, request and contents. You can access all Guzzle response method from this response. We are using magic method to access it from response.

public function createUser(array $data)
{
    $user = $this->formParams($data)
            ->post('/create');

    if ($user->getStatusCode() == 201) {
        return $user->parseJson();
    }

    return null;
}

• formParams(array $params)
• headers(array $params)
• query(array $params)
• allowRedirects(array $params)
• auth(string $username, string $password [, array $options])
• body(array|string $contents)
• json(array $params)
• file(string $name, string $file_path, string $filename [, array $headers])
• attach (string $name, string $contents, string $filename [, array $headers])
• params(array $params)

• get(string $uri)
• post(string $uri)
• put(string $uri)
• delete(string $uri)
• head(string $uri)
• options(string $uri)

• getGuzzleClient()

Apiz allows you to log your Request and Response. It requires to configure a few methods.

• logger() return \Psr\Log\LoggerInterface object. Returning null will not log any data.
• requestFormatter() should return object satisfying \Loguzz\Formatter\AbstractRequestFormatter implementation. Returning null will not log request data.
• responseFormatter() should return object satisfying \Loguzz\Formatter\AbstractResponseFormatter implementation. Returning null will not log response data.
• logRequestLength() should return integer value. It's the length for a curl string while logging.
• logOnlySuccessResponse() returning true will only log successful response data if guzzle didn't raise any error.
• logOnlyExceptionResponse() returning true will only log error responses like connection timeout, response timeout.
• logLevel() can be set to any available log level.
• tag() should return non-empty string which will set the log to ["tag" => "log-message"] format.
• forceJson() should return boolean value which will cast the message in JSON string if true otherwise as array when false. It's internally casted to boolean value.
• useSeparator() should return boolean value. Used with tag like tag.request, tag.success, tag.failure. It's internally casted to boolean value.