ludovicm67/url-explorer

Get all informations you need from an URL

URL Explorer

Get all informations you need from an URL, _(*1)

, _(*2)

Installation

Just run the following command: composer require ludovicm67/url-explorer to add it to your PHP project!, _(*3)

How to use it?

Running the following code:, _(*4)

<?php

require('./vendor/autoload.php'); // include here composer autoloader!

use ludovicm67\Url\Explorer\Explorer;

echo new Explorer("https://github.com/ludovicm67/php-url-explorer");

will give you something like:, _(*5)

{
    "code": 200,
    "title": "ludovicm67/php-url-explorer",
    "description": "php-url-explorer - Get all informations you need from an URL",
    "img": {
        "url": "https://avatars3.githubusercontent.com/u/9420561?v=3&s=400",
        "width": 250,
        "height": 250,
        "mime": "image/png"
    },
    "type": "small",
    "url": {
        "request": "https://github.com/ludovicm67/php-url-explorer",
        "final": "https://github.com/ludovicm67/php-url-explorer",
        "base": "github.com"
    },
    "updated": "2017-06-05T20:11:27+00:00"
}

What can I get for informations?

You can get by default all the following informations from a URL:, _(*6)

• code: the HTTP code from the request
• title: the title of the page
• description: the webpage description
• img: an image representing the webpage; if equals null, no image available, else it will give you:
  • url: the url of the image
  • width: the width of the image
  • height: the height of the image
  • mime: the mime type of the image
• type: the type of card to display. It can have the following values:
  • image: the URL is an image
  • none: no information found
  • basic: only a title and maybe a description was found (no image)
  • small: an image was found, but it's small
  • large: if the image has a width >= 400 and height >= 200
• url: here are some useful URL:
  • request: the URL used for the request
  • final: the final URL, after some redirections
  • base: the hostname of the final URL
• updated: the time at the UTC timezone when the informations were fetched (can be useful if you cache the results somewhere)