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Since an API client is a boundary between your code and the outside world you should write as little code as possible to implement it. The client should strictly do its job by sending a request and returning a response. That is why we don’t really test the clients themselves but rather the code that processes the response from the client.
If you have a task Claude handles well but you have to re-prompt from scratch each week. That’s not a workflow — it’s a treadmill. A Claude Projects framework fixes this by turning a one-off prompt into a container that produces the same quality result every time, whether you’re running it or a teammate is….
When working on a php package it is inconvenient to push the package to github (or other repository) and then wait for the package to update using composer update. For package development, composer has such feature as path repositories. Let’s imagine we have a two folders on the same level:  my-app and  package.   my-app is an app — a test…
When consuming 3d party API, you may want to do two things: In this article we will look at how to implement the above features using Guzzle, a popular PHP library for making API calls. Let us scaffold our app composer init composer require guzzlehttp/guzzle:~6.0 composer require monolog/monolog composer require –dev phpunit/phpunit:^8 We will be…
Adding email headers in Laravel application is quite simple. SwiftMessage can be customized using withSwiftMessage method of Mailable base class: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/mail#customizing-the-swiftmailer-message However you have to remember to do it every time you create a new “mailable” class. Some mail APIs require you to put a special header each time you send an email. In this…
Let’s assume we have a use case. We create products at someotherwebsite.com. In the end of each day we want to sync newly created products to Shopify store using API. Each product that we are creating has a unique code to identify it. This code corresponds to Shopify product’s sku. This is how we link…