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This package provides an integration for php-vcr in Spryker.
It is a wrapper around php-vcr/php-vcr.

• Installation
• Usage
  • Examples
    • Glue integration
    • Integration in HTTP request method
• Configuration
• Credits
• License

Installation

• Install the package via composer (usually as a dev dependency with the flag --dev)

composer require [--dev] turbine-kreuzberg/spryker-http-recorder

Usage

You need to HttpRecorderService::initialize(); as early as possible after class autoloading in your callstack (usually in an index.php), because php-vcr intercepts with all HTTP requests.

Examples

Glue integration

Add HttpRecorderService::initialize(); in public/Glue/index.php right after Environment::initialize();

...
require_once APPLICATION_ROOT_DIR . '/vendor/autoload.php';

Environment::initialize();

HttpRecorderService::initialize();
...

Integration in HTTP request method

In your class that makes HTTP requests you want to record, you need to set a file to use for recording (and replay).

    public function makeHttpRequest(...)
    {
        // just define the basic filename, the file extension will be added
        // based on the configured storage type ('.yaml', '.json')
        $this->httpRecorderService->setRecordingFile('your-recording-file');

        try {
            $this->client->call(...);
        } finally {
            // stop recording (=turn off VCR client) after the request,
            // no matter if it succeeds or fails
            register_shutdown_function(function () {
                $this->httpRecorderService->stopRecording();
            });
        }
    }

Configuration

For an easy start, copy the following snippet to your config_local.php

use TurbineKreuzberg\Shared\HttpRecorder\HttpRecorderConstants;

/**
 * MODES: 
 * To enable the usage of http recorder, set the mode.
 * - To just record requests and responses, use mode HttpRecorderConstants::MODE_RECORD
     $config[HttpRecorderConstants::MODE] = HttpRecorderConstants::MODE_RECORD;
 * - To just replay recorded requests and responses, use mode HttpRecorderConstants::MODE_REPLAY
 *   If no recording exists, the first request (and response) will be recorded
     $config[HttpRecorderConstants::MODE] = HttpRecorderConstants::MODE_REPLAY;
 * 
 * LIBRARY HOOKS:
 * By default all library hooks are enabled.
 * But you can also specifically enable only some hooks, e.g. 'soap':
   $config[HttpRecorderConstants::VCR_LIBRARY_HOOKS] = [
     'soap',
   ];
 * For more details, see https://php-vcr.github.io/documentation/configuration/#library-hooks
 *
 * RECORDING PATH:
 * By default, recordings are stored and read from /tmp
 * To use recordings from a different folder, set HttpRecorderConstants::VCR_CASSETTE_PATH to that path.
   $config[HttpRecorderConstants::VCR_CASSETTE_PATH] = APPLICATION_ROOT_DIR . '/your/custom/path/for/vcr/recordings';
 *
 * STORAGE TYPE: 
 * By default, recordings are stored in JSON format ('json'). 
 * To use yaml format, set storage type to 'yaml':  
   $config[HttpRecorderConstants::VCR_STORAGE_TYPE] = 'yaml';
 * For more details, see https://php-vcr.github.io/documentation/configuration/#storage   
 *
 * REQUEST MATCHERS:
 * Requests are matched by different criteria. By default, these request matchers are used:
   $config[HttpRecorderConstants::VCR_REQUEST_MATCHERS] =             [
     'method',
     'url',
     'host',
   ];
 * You can create your own request matchers and use them as callbacks
 * For more details, see https://php-vcr.github.io/documentation/configuration/#request-matching
 * 
 * ALLOW/DENY LISTS FOR PATHS TO INTERCEPT:
 * By default, there is an allow list with 'vendor/guzzle':  
   $config[HttpRecorderConstants::VCR_ALLOW_LIST] = [
     'vendor/guzzle',
   ];
 * The deny list is empty by default:  
   $config[HttpRecorderConstants::VCR_DENY_LIST] = [];
 * For more details, see https://php-vcr.github.io/documentation/configuration/#white--and-blacklisting-paths
*/

Credits

• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.