guzzle/guzzle

Guzzle is a PHP HTTP client and framework for building RESTful web service clients

phillmac

@phillmac

^ seems like 'stream'=>true forces http1.1. which the server does not accept. Where would I look for that piece of code I wonder?

Hayden Young

@haydenyoung

@phillmac seems like there is an option stream_context which can be passed to the request. Wondering if this can be used to force http/2 by the client? https://guzzle.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.html?highlight=stream_context#how-can-i-add-custom-stream-context-options

phillmac

@phillmac

It looks too me like the http context has a protocol_version that accepts either 1 or 1.1

phillmac

@phillmac

It might accept 2?But I cannot find any mention in the docs

Kieron Wiltshire

@KieronWiltshire

Guys, guzzle doesn't actually work? it doesn't send form_params

Sergey

@NBZ4live

Hi. I have problems with Guzzle 6.3.3. I’m getting segfaults when I’m trying to make a request.
(new Client())->post('https://example.com‘);
I’m getting: [1] 19546 segmentation fault php artisan test.
Running PHP 7.2.19 on MacOS Mojave.
I’ve already googled, but did not found anything related to my case.

martinmike2

@martinmike2

hi there, is it possible to use guzzle without a scheme? my use case is this: I am running several php microservices on kubernetes. the k8s internal dns reveals FQDN's such as 'service.namespace.cluster.local' . When I try to point guzzle to that fqdn without a schema (non provided by dns) it keeps the first letter of the domain then strips out the rest.

for example REQ: 'users-service.users.cluster.local/auth' results in 'uauth'

phillmac

@phillmac

@martinmike2 Are you trying to make just plain http requests? Or naked tcp connections? what are you trying to achieve by omitting the scheme?

Márk Sági-Kazár

@sagikazarmark

Sounds weird to me. Which version of Guzzle do you use? Do you manually provide the URL? Can you try using plain cURL to see the answer? (BTW I think the correct URL is service.namespace.svc.cluster.local)

Max

@specialtactics

Hi there

Zerox Millienium

@zeroxmxi

is it possible to construct raw http requests using Guzzle so they can used to build OData $batch requests?

ZhangDi

@zd-double

@yelena870513 I have the same problem cURL error 0: The cURL request was retried 3 times and did not succeed. The most likely reason for the failure is that cURL was unable to rewind the body of the request and subsequent retries resulted in the same error. Turn on the debug option to see what went wrong. See https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47204 for more information. (see http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html), can somebody help me on this issue? env: (GuzzleHttp/6.3.3 PHP/5.6.23, redhat)

Abishek R Srikaanth

@abishekrsrikaanth

Could anybody advice on how I can convert this to using guzzlephp https://gist.github.com/abishekrsrikaanth/49ddecc1df2bedf576e0f53e66b54bf9.

Delf Tonder

@leberknecht

ahoi! does anyone know/understand/can-explain why guzzle is turning HTTP errors (400-range) into exceptions?

Delf Tonder

@leberknecht

ah, found that i can set 'http_errors' => false to bypass this behavior :)

jkelley33tech

@jkelley33tech

any idea why we are getting this error after the December updates:
[28-Dec-2019 17:57:20 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function GuzzleHttp_idn_uri_convert() in wp-content/plugins/q4vrplugin/vendor/guzzlehttp/guzzle/src/Client.php:220
Stack trace:

#0 guzzlehttp/guzzle/src/Client.php(155): GuzzleHttp\Client->buildUri(Object(GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Uri), Array)

#1 guzzlehttp/guzzle/src/Client.php(183): GuzzleHttp\Client->requestAsync('GET', 'units', Array)

#2 plugin/Models/ApiClient.php(97): GuzzleHttp\Client->request('GET', 'units', Array)

Ghost

@ghost~5e44b32ed73408ce4fd97e37

Is this a place I can ask for help with Guzzle?

Ghost

@ghost~5e44b32ed73408ce4fd97e37

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method Guzzle\Http\Message\EntityEnclosingRequest::getStatusCode()
I was looking for some help with the above error. My code looks like this:

$response = $client->post($path, $arr);
$code = $response->getStatusCode();

Ghost

@ghost~5e44b32ed73408ce4fd97e37

I know this place is called "Gitter" but I think "Grizzle" might be a better name...

Ghost

@ghost~5e44b32ed73408ce4fd97e37

It's not really a forum if I'm the only one here...

Bitmads

@bitmads_gitlab

Hi guys! Any idea why Guzzle hangs forever when I upload a big (255MB) file? If I decrease the size of the file I'm getting the server's response about the uploading, with bigger file Guzzle hangs forever. When I use curl everything is perfect with the same request.

Bitmads

@bitmads_gitlab

@sagikazarmark Are you around? :)

If you're please help me out with this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60321926/guzzle-request-hangs-forever-after-uploading-large-file

kesselb

@kesselb

Hey and thanks for guzzle ;) I though to ask here before creating a issue. Probably there is a easy way to fix that. Someone reported issues with adding a feed. The app uses feed-io to parse rss feeds and feed-io uses guzzle. There is a method isModified to tell if a feed is modified or not. Internally it checks the status code and if the body size is greater 0. And now guzzle comes into the game. A request using StreamHandler to http://rss.kicker.de/news/2bundesliga will return a valid body size greater 0. The same request using CurlHandler 0. Here is a mwe: https://gist.github.com/kesselb/34a522300f9e1ad772241b4cda66bb85 Any ideas? ;)

phillmac

@phillmac

@kesselb I think this is the intended behaviour for guzzle at least. If the rss feed does not implement some way of requesting feed items a

After a specific date then isModified will always be true, because the rss feed will always have content

I'd recomend instead checking if getLastModified() has changed since the last request

In any case this isn't a bug in guzzle. PM me if you want to discuss futher

phillmac

@phillmac

Seems like Guzzle uses fstat() to determine the size of the stream, but the handle doesn't report a size because it isn't a file handle. Im not sure if thats something that needs to be fixed

kesselb

@kesselb

Do you want me to report that as issue? getSize should return null if the body size is unknown according to the doc block.

phillmac

@phillmac

Yeah sure why not

Mauro Spivak

@mspivak

Hey there! I'm working with a Pool of Requests. When a request is successfully fulfilled, I want to be able to know the URL of the request, so I can (say) print a message, but all I get is a response object and an index

ctrldotnet

@ctrldotnet

Does anyone happen to know of a code example or way where I could run Guzzle as a service, i.e essentially have it check against say Redis for new URLs to fetch? Currently it stops running once all promises are fulfilled in the setup I have. I mainly need it for retrying timeout requests with modified request options (the latter part being the problem), i.e changing proxy or header., so having it daemonized would help in sending requests back into the pool to scrape.

Roskovynskyi

@oleksandr-roskovynskyi

What is the fastest way to send 100,000 HTTP requests to PHP and retrieve data from them? Need to get numerical values from a large list of profiles on the REST API + JWT, aggregation method API system where you need to get data there.

ctrldotnet

@ctrldotnet

@oleksandr-roskovynskyi fastest way isn't by using Guzzle, as great as Guzzle actually is.. If absolute maximum speed efficiency is desired, you're best off using an approach utilizing fsockopen and pcntl_fork or similar. Or simply use curl-multi (which Guzzle does too) directly. There's quite a few different approaches to these things, and I think stackoverflow is the best place to find the niche solutions you might look for. It also depends on whether or not your target server is expecting your multitude of connections.. if so, then you can just go nuts and open up 1000 threads. If not, then do keep in mind that webmasters often optimise their setups based on average traffic and your sudden flood of requests could cause problems for them.

If you're set on using Guzzle, the Pool/Batch mode is what you're looking for. Keep in mind though that the result set will grow in memory until all results have been returned. If you want async return, look into using iterators and each_limit.. @alexeyshockov has an awesome code example for that here: https://github.com/alexeyshockov/guzzle-dynamic-pool .. It creates the requests sequentially though, so it's not optimised for speed, but it's still fairly fast once it has opened all the threads it's allowed to.

still-dreaming-1

@still-dreaming-1

I'm a bit confused about PSR-7 and why adding guzzle my project is suggesting the following: guzzlehttp/psr7 suggests installing zendframework/zend-httphandlerrunner (Emit PSR-7 responses)

The other suggesting about the intl extension at least explained what the impact was, performance. But I'm not sure how Guzzle would be different with or without that other zend thing.

It got more confusing from there because I looked at their github page, https://github.com/zendframework/zend-httphandlerrunner and it says it has moved to https://github.com/laminas/laminas-httphandlerrunner

But I don't know if that newer project is compatible with guzzle or not, or if installing either of those would help guzzle in any way.

phillmac

@phillmac

https://getlaminas.org/

https://framework.zend.com/

Seems like there was a name change for some reason

also see here: https://github.com/guzzle/psr7/blob/master/composer.json#L48

so it should be compatible. as to the benefits i guess there's nothing like a good 'ol benchmark

still-dreaming-1

@still-dreaming-1

I'm still confused though. Are you saying just installing it will cause it to be used by Guzzle, and could potentially affect performance?

I installed Guzzle 6.5, since that is what got installed by default (since 7 is still beta), and 6.5 is still recommending the old zend library, which makes me even more unsure of if the new one would be compatible with 6.5

phillmac

@phillmac

Fair enough, I wouldn't worry about it, you can read some of the back story here guzzle/psr7#204

If you don't know what it's for, you prolly don't need it

still-dreaming-1

@still-dreaming-1

Hmm. From that is seems like it doesn't matter at all unless I am making an HTTP server. I'm only using Guzzle as a client to communicate with a server, so I guess I don't need to worry about it.

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