# Http

Namespace Chevere\Http

The Http component is in charge of providing typed HTTP methods according to RFC 7231 (opens new window).

The Interfaces\MethodInterface describes the interface for the component in charge of defining a HTTP method.

# ConnectMethod

CONNECT

Establish a tunnel to the server identified by the target resource.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\ConnectMethod;

$connect = new ConnectMethod();

DELETE

Remove all current representations of the target resource.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\DeleteMethod;

$delete = new DeleteMethod();

GET

Transfer a current representation of the target resource.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\GetMethod;

$get = new GetMethod();

HEAD

Same as GET, but only transfer the status line and header section.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\HeadMethod;

$head = new HeadMethod();

OPTIONS

Describe the communication options for the target resource.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\OptionsMethod;

$options = new OptionsMethod();

PATCH

Apply partial modifications described in the request entity to the target resource.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\PatchMethod;

$path = new PatchMethod();

POST

Perform resource-specific processing on the request payload.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\PostMethod;

$post = new PostMethod();

PUT

Replace all current representations of the target resource with the request payload.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\PutMethod;

$put = new PutMethod();

TRACE

Perform a message loop-back test along the path to the target resource.

use Chevere\Http\Methods\TraceMethod;

$trace = new TraceMethod();