Trait ProtocolTrait

Provides a simple means for representing an HTTP protocol as an object.

Traits provide extended method support to classes without requiring a direct, linear chain of inheritance. This allows functions to inherit subsets of related methods without declaring a parent class.

In Oroboros core, ALL methods are granted to classes via traits, and the classes themselves are just containers that correlate their methods to an interface they are expected to honor. This approach maximizes interoperability, by entirely removing class inheritance as a requirement for extension of any class in this system.

3rd parties using this package are not expected to follow this approach,

but ALL of our internal class and logic structure does.

Direct Known Users

oroboros\core\abstracts\utilities\http\AbstractProtocol

Indirect Known Users

oroboros\core\utilities\http\Protocol

Namespace: oroboros\core\traits\utilities\http
Package: oroboros\core\utilities
Category: contract-interfaces
License: The MIT License (MIT)
Author: Brian Dayhoff mopsyd@me.com
Version: 0.2.4
Since: 0.2.4-alpha
Link: bitbucket.org/oroborosframework/oroboros-core/wiki/development/api/contract_interface.md
Located at core/traits/utilities/http/ProtocolTrait.php

Methods summary

`public`	# `__construct( string $protocol = '1.1' )` Creates an object representation of an http protocol Creates an object representation of an http protocol Parameters `$protocol` (optional) defaults to HTTP/1.1 Throws `oroboros\core\utilities\exception\InvalidArgumentException` if a non-valid http protocol is passed
`public string`	# `__toString( )` Hooks into native PHP string language constructs and provides the object value as a string. Hooks into native PHP string language constructs and provides the object value as a string. Returns string
`protected`	# `_initializeHttpProtocol( string $protocol = '1.1' )` Initializes the http protocol as an object. Initializes the http protocol as an object. Parameters `$protocol` Throws `oroboros\core\utilities\exception\InvalidArgumentException` if a non-valid http protocol is passed

Properties summary

`private array`	`$_valid_protocols` Represents valid HTTP request methods. If HTTP/2 becomes prominent and supported at a later date, it will be added here also. Represents valid HTTP request methods. If HTTP/2 becomes prominent and supported at a later date, it will be added here also.	# `array( '1.0', '1.1', )`
`private string`	`$_protocol` Represents the current http protocol. Represents the current http protocol.	#

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