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  2. Client.php

function Client::requestAsync

Create and send an asynchronous HTTP request.

Use an absolute path to override the base path of the client, or a relative path to append to the base path of the client. The URL can contain the query string as well. Use an array to provide a URL template and additional variables to use in the URL template expansion.

Parameters

string $method HTTP method:

string|UriInterface $uri URI object or string.:

array $options Request options to apply. See \GuzzleHttp\RequestOptions.:

Overrides ClientTrait::requestAsync

1 call to Client::requestAsync()
Client::__call in vendor/guzzlehttp/guzzle/src/Client.php

File

vendor/guzzlehttp/guzzle/src/Client.php, line 153

Class

Client
@final

Namespace

GuzzleHttp

Code

public function requestAsync(string $method, $uri = '', array $options = []) : PromiseInterface {
    $options = $this->prepareDefaults($options);
    // Remove request modifying parameter because it can be done up-front.
    $headers = $options['headers'] ?? [];
    $body = $options['body'] ?? null;
    $version = $options['version'] ?? '1.1';
    // Merge the URI into the base URI.
    $uri = $this->buildUri(Psr7\Utils::uriFor($uri), $options);
    if (\is_array($body)) {
        throw $this->invalidBody();
    }
    $request = new Psr7\Request($method, $uri, $headers, $body, $version);
    // Remove the option so that they are not doubly-applied.
    unset($options['headers'], $options['body'], $options['version']);
    return $this->transfer($request, $options);
}

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