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src/Lunr/Network/Http/CurlHttpClient.php (Diff revision 1) why would send() get a received Request message?
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src/Lunr/Network/Http/StatusCode.php (Diff revision 1) we already have the http status codes in Corona
[Network][RFC] PSR7 execution implementetion in Twitter API use case
Review Request #377 — Created July 10, 2015 and discarded
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why would send() get a received Request message? | pprkut | |
This is the "Executor" class. The idea is the controller or API build or it sends the request to this ... | Pol | |
Do we need this? | pprkut | |
Not necessary, but if we follow the specification, there is stored the POST data from a request object. If not, ... | Pol | |
we already have the http status codes in Corona | pprkut | |
Okay, i will looking for this class and I will replace it. | Pol |
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src/Lunr/Network/Http/CurlHttpClient.php (Diff revision 1) This is the "Executor" class. The idea is the controller or API build or it sends the request to this model which his only responsibility is to retrieve a response from a given request.
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src/Lunr/Network/Http/ServerRequest.php (Diff revision 1) Not necessary, but if we follow the specification, there is stored the POST data from a request object. If not, we can put it into a normal Request class.
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src/Lunr/Network/Http/StatusCode.php (Diff revision 1) Okay, i will looking for this class and I will replace it.