function LingotekOAuthRequester::__construct in Lingotek Translation 7.4

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 7.7 lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthRequester.php \LingotekOAuthRequester::__construct()
2. 7.5 lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthRequester.php \LingotekOAuthRequester::__construct()
3. 7.6 lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthRequester.php \LingotekOAuthRequester::__construct()

* Construct a new request signer. Perform the request with the doRequest() method below. * * A request can have either one file or a body, not both. * * The files array consists of arrays: * - file the filename/path containing the data for the POST/PUT * - data data for the file, omit when you have a file * - mime content-type of the file * - filename filename for content disposition header * * When OAuth (and PHP) can support multipart/form-data then we can handle more than one file. * For now max one file, with all the params encoded in the query string. * *

Parameters

string request: * @param string method http method. GET, PUT, POST etc. * @param array params name=>value array with request parameters * @param string body optional body to send * @param array files optional files to send (max 1 till OAuth support multipart/form-data posts)

Overrides LingotekOAuthRequestSigner::__construct

File

lib/oauth-php/library/LingotekOAuthRequester.php, line 61

Class

LingotekOAuthRequester

Code

function __construct($request, $method = null, $params = null, $body = null, $files = null) {
  parent::__construct($request, $method, $params, $body);

  // When there are files, then we can construct a POST with a single file
  if (!empty($files)) {
    $empty = true;
    foreach ($files as $f) {
      $empty = $empty && empty($f['file']) && !isset($f['data']);
    }
    if (!$empty) {
      if (!is_null($body)) {
        throw new OAuthException2('When sending files, you can\'t send a body as well.');
      }
      $this->files = $files;
    }
  }
}