guzzle was upgraded to version 6 unknowingly. After the upgrade, the usage was different from the original 3.*. I was confused when I read the documentation. It took me a long time to find the usage from the documentation:
POST
<code><span>$response</span> = <span>$client</span>->request(<span>'POST'</span>, <span>'http://httpbin.org/post'</span>, [
<span>'form_params'</span> => [
<span>'field_name'</span> => <span>'abc'</span>,
<span>'other_field'</span> => <span>'123'</span>,
<span>'nested_field'</span> => [
<span>'nested'</span> => <span>'hello'</span>
]
]
]);
<span>$result</span> = <span>$response</span>->getBody();</code>GET
<code><span>$client</span><span>=</span><span>new</span> Client(); <span>$res</span><span>=</span><span>$client</span><span>-></span>request(<span>'GET'</span>, <span>$url</span><span>.</span><span>"?param1=1¶m2=9"</span>); <span>$result</span><span>=</span><span>$res</span><span>-></span>getBody();</code>
To be fair, it’s quite convenient.
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