0.5.0

• CAUTION: This release drops support for PHP 5.3 due to the introduced dependency on php-http/httplug (see below).

• The client now depends on the HTTPlug library to perform HTTP requests. This means that the package now depends the virtual php-http/client-implementation. To satisfy this dependency you have to pick an implementation and install it together with php-xapi/client.

  For example, if you prefer to use Guzzle 6 you would do the following:

  $ composer require --no-update php-http/guzzle6-adapter
  $ composer require php-xapi/client

• The setHttpClient() and setRequestFactory() method have been added to the XApiClientBuilderInterface and must be used to configure the HttpClient and RequestFactory instances you intend to use.

  To use Guzzle 6, for example, this will look like this:

  use Http\Adapter\Guzzle6\Client;
  use Http\Message\MessageFactory\GuzzleMessageFactory;
  use Xabbuh\XApi\Client\XApiClientBuilder;
  
  $builder = new XApiClientBuilder();
  $client = $builder->setHttpClient(new Client())
      ->setRequestFactory(new GuzzleMessageFactory())
      ->setBaseUrl('http://example.com/xapi/')
      ->build();

  You can avoid calling setHttpClient() and setRequestFactory by installing the HTTP discovery package.

• The xabbuh/oauth1-authentication package now must be installed if you want to use OAuth1 authentication.

• Bumped the required versions of all php-xapi packages to the 1.x release series.

• Include the raw attachment content wrapped in a multipart/mixed encoded request when raw content is part of a statement's attachment.

• Added the possibility to decide whether or not to include attachments when requesting statements from an LRS. A second optional $attachments argument (defaulting to true) has been added for this purpose to the getStatement(), getVoidedStatement(), and getStatements() methods of the StatementsApiClient class and the StatementsApiClientInterface.

• An optional fifth $headers parameter has been added to the createRequest() method of the HandlerInterface and the Handler class which allows to pass custom headers when performing HTTP requests.