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ezimuel/guzzlestreams 3.1.0

Fork of guzzle/streams (abandoned) to be used with elasticsearch-php
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ezimuel/guzzlestreams do?

The ezimuel/guzzlestreams package is essentially a fork of the original guzzle/streams project. This project has been abandoned and thus, the ezimuel/guzzlestreams variant has been created in its place to be used specifically with elasticsearch-php. It's main function is to provide a simple abstraction over streams of data which can be useful in numerous programming and data handling applications. The package is designed for use in conjunction with Guzzle 5 and is presently compatible with the WIP PSR-7.

How do you use ezimuel/guzzlestreams?

To use ezimuel/guzzlestreams, you'll need to install the package using Composer. This is a tool for dependency management in PHP, allowing you to manage and install packages like ezimuel/guzzlestreams easily. You can add the package to your project by including the following in the composer.json file:

{
  "require": {
    "guzzlehttp/streams": "~3.0"
  }
}

After you've added the requisite code to composer.json, you install your dependencies by running composer.phar install within your project root directory.

Where are the ezimuel/guzzlestreams docs?

The documentation for ezimuel/guzzlestreams can be found at the primary Guzzle website, specifically at: http://docs.guzzlephp.org/en/guzzle4/streams.html. This documentation outlines the functionality of the package, its installation process, use-cases and any other pertinent information helpful for integrating and utilizing the package in your PHP programming projects.