passing headers

[strukturart]

Hello,

how can you send the header with the request?

$context_re = stream_context_create(array(
    'http' => array(
        'header'  => "Authorization: Basic " . base64_encode($user . ":" . $pass)
    )
));

$json = Items::fromFile($domain . "/exports/missions-published.json", ['debug' => true]);
print_r($json);

[halaxa]

If you need to send JSON data in a request body, you can send dicectly the JSON data from the file. Using JSON decoder (like JSON Machine) is probably not what you want.

[strukturart]

https://github.com/halaxa/json-machine/blob/master/examples/symfonyHttpClient.php

it worked to first authenticate with the http client and then load the data.

[halaxa]

Ok, so is it resolved?

[strukturart]

yes, thank you.

[halaxa]

👍

[strukturart]

how to do it with GuzzelHttp Client?

            $client = new Client();
            $response = $client->get("$base_url/exports/$file_name", [
                'stream' => true, // Enable streaming response
                'verify' => false, // Disable SSL verification if needed
                'auth' => [$settings['user'], $settings['pass']] // Add authentication
            ]);

            $phpStream = \GuzzleHttp\Psr7\StreamWrapper::getResource($response->getBody());
            $content = Items::fromStream($phpStream, ['decoder' => new PassThruDecoder]);

[strukturart]

The JSON file is in a password-protected folder (HTTP authentication), so I have to log in first. Then I want to read and parse the file. It already works with a local file.

[halaxa]

Ok. What in your example does not work?

[strukturart]

$client = new Client();
            $response = $client->get("$base_url/exports/$file_name", [
                'stream' => true, // Enable streaming response
                'verify' => false, // Disable SSL verification if needed
                'auth' => [$settings['user'], $settings['pass']] // Add authentication
            ]);

            // Check if the request was successful (status code 200)
            if ($response->getStatusCode() === 200) {
                $stream = $response->getBody();

                $parsedJson = [];
                foreach (Items::fromStream($stream, ['decoder' => new ExtJsonDecoder(true)]) as $item) {
                    $parsedJson[] = $item;
                }
            } else {
                echo "Error: Unable to fetch file content. Status code: " . $response->getStatusCode();
            }

return  $parsedJson;

//Fatal error: Uncaught JsonMachine\Exception\InvalidArgumentException: Argument $stream must be a valid stream resource.

[strukturart]

this a example without json-machine, but running in out of memory:

    $client = new Client();
            $response = $client->get("$base_url/exports/$file_name", [
                'stream' => true, // Enable streaming response
                'verify' => false, // Disable SSL verification if needed
                'auth' => [$settings['user'], $settings['pass']] // Add authentication
            ]);
            // Open a temporary stream to store the response
            $stream = $response->getBody()->detach();

            // Read data from the stream incrementally
            $content = '';
            while (!feof($stream)) {
                $chunk = fread($stream, 8192); // Read 8 KB at a time
                $content .= $chunk;
            }

            // Close the stream
            fclose($stream);

[halaxa]

The problem might be this line:

$phpStream = \GuzzleHttp\Psr7\StreamWrapper::getResource($response->getBody());

It's present in your first example, but missing in the second. It's also in JSON Machine's examples/ and basically, it converts Guzzle streams to PHP streams which JSON Machine uses.

[strukturart]

unfortunately still without success.

Do I still have to decode the data or does this already happen when the stream is processed?

 $content = [];
            $phpStream = \GuzzleHttp\Psr7\StreamWrapper::getResource($response->getBody());
            foreach (Items::fromStream($phpStream) as $key => $value) {
                $content[] = [$key, $value];
            }

//Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Object of class GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Response could not be converted to string in