1.7.0

• fixed #54 about CURLOPT_BINARYTRANSFER being depreacted starting with PHP 8.4; thanks Alisson Linneker for reporting!

1.6.4

• correctly fixed issue when POST data was given as a nested array for post, patch and put methods; see #53 and thanks frayer-enterprises for reporting it!

1.6.3

• fixed issue when POST data was given as a nested array for post, patch and put methods
• method scrap was renamed to scrape (the previous method will still work for backwards compatibility); see #51, thanks to n0nag0n for reporting it!
• updated list of possible curl response messages (as per curl version 8.10.1);
• updated CA certificats used in the examples folder to their latest version (at the time of writing) of November 26, 2024

1.6.2

• fixed issue where in case of multiple headers with the same name only the last one would be returned; thanks Dave Gee for reporting!
• proxy related information is now available when a proxy is used; thanks to Dave Gee for suggesting
• minor bug fixes and source code formatting because we are now using PHPStan for static code analysis and PHP CodeSniffer for detecting coding standards violations, which are now PSR12-ish with a few of the rules excluded; this also fixes #48; thanks MoontoC!

1.6.1

• updated list of possible curl response messages; see #44; thanks Burak BOZ!

1.6.0

• added support for PATCH requests
• the library will not cache results in case the cURL requst returns an error; thanks to George Adrian for suggesting

1.5.1

• fixed compatibility with PHP 8

1.5.0

• the get method now allows passing of query strings in a nicer way
• fixed bug where when passing an associative array as an extra argument to any of the main methods, it would be incorrectly passed forward to the callback function
• fixed bug where not all the formats for URLs described in the documentation were actually supported
• documentation overhaul

1.4.0

• custom options can now be set for each individual request when processing multiple requests at once; see this issue for the initial request and see the documentation for the $urls argument in the documentation for the get() method (or any other method where multiple URLs can be specified)
• removed from source code comments and documentation all references to the deprecated create_function function
• improved documentation for the ssl() method and how to easily get a CA certificates bundle to enable communication over HTTPS
• all examples were updated and were made functional again

1.3.5

• fixed bug where downloading dynamically generated files (like download.php?foo=bar...) would result in each subsequent file overwriting the previous one;
• additionally, the downloaded files' name is now available in $result->info['downloaded_filename']; see the documentation for more info