github-api

• support PHP 8.3

• support PHP 8.2

The 2.0.0 release is the same as the 1.4.9 but it requires PHP 8.0 at least. There are no logic changes in code, only newer PHP features are used. Mainly strict types declaration, type hints, return types and promoted constructor properties.

One may hit problems with scalar typehints for HTTP return code (used to accept string, now only integer is accepted) and headers value (used to accept integers and nulls, now have to be strings).

• require PHP >= 8.0
• declare(strict_types=1);
• class Sanity replaced by trait Strict
• type hints, return types, promoted properties

• fixed PHP 8.1 compatibility (#33)

• updated bundled CA chain

• added getter and setter for default Accept header (#29)

• CachedClient: Last-Modified and ETag headers are sent simultaneously

• Colon parameters in URL can be separated by dot.

• Added Api::withUrl() factory
• Api accepts absolute https:// URLs with different hostname (see #18)

• token is stored in session as an array

• fixed CA issue for cURL on OSX [See #13]

• StreamClient, CurlClient: fixed multiple line headers receiving [Ref #8]
• Api: errors property is optional in error responses [Ref #9]

• Api: protected method substituteUrlParameters() replaced by expandColonParameters() [BC break]
• Api: all request methods accepts full URL (with hostname)
• Api: all request methods accepts URI Template (RFC 6570)
• CachedClient: header 'Last-Modified' has higher priority than 'ETag'

• CurlClient: fixed headers parsing when used with proxy
• CachedClient: added option to forbid Github rechecking (permanent cache)

• fixed cache directory creation in FileCache
• added RateLimitExceedException

• CurlClient and StreamClient checks SSL peer certificate as default
• CurlClient uses HTTP 1.1 Connection: keep-alive

• added Milo\Github\Paginator
• added Api::paginator()

• added Api::getToken()
• added CachedClient::getInnerClient()
• Helpers::createDefaultClient() returns lastly created instance
• Cached::client() delegates onRequest() event only

Allows you to:

• use cURL or
• use plain stream as a HTTP client
• cache HTTP requests to save raice limit
• obtain OAuth token in easy way
• observe an incoming/outgoing HTTP activity