Namespace oroboros\core\traits\utilities\http
Traits summary
CookieTrait | Provides a simple means for representing a cookie 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. |
HeaderTrait | Provides a simple means for representing a header 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. |
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. |
RequestHeaderTrait | Provides a simple means for representing a request header 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. |
RequestMethodTrait | Provides a simple means for representing a request method 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. |
ResponseHeaderTrait | Provides a simple means for representing a response header 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. |
StatusCodeTrait | Provides a simple means for representing a status code 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. |