Requests_Transport_cURL::stream_body() WordPress Method
The Requests_Transport_cURL::stream_body() method is used to retrieve the body of a response from a remote server using the cURL library. This is useful for retrieving large amounts of data from a server, as it allows the data to be streamed directly to the client without having to first download it all to the server.
Requests_Transport_cURL::stream_body( resource $handle, string $data ) #
Collect data as it’s received
Contents
Parameters
- $handle
(resource)(Required)cURL resource
- $data
(string)(Required)Body data
Return
(integer) Length of provided data
Source
File: wp-includes/Requests/Transport/cURL.php
public function stream_body($handle, $data) { $this->hooks->dispatch('request.progress', array($data, $this->response_bytes, $this->response_byte_limit)); $data_length = strlen($data); // Are we limiting the response size? if ($this->response_byte_limit) { if ($this->response_bytes === $this->response_byte_limit) { // Already at maximum, move on return $data_length; } if (($this->response_bytes + $data_length) > $this->response_byte_limit) { // Limit the length $limited_length = ($this->response_byte_limit - $this->response_bytes); $data = substr($data, 0, $limited_length); } } if ($this->stream_handle) { fwrite($this->stream_handle, $data); } else { $this->response_data .= $data; } $this->response_bytes += strlen($data); return $data_length; }
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Changelog
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1.6.1 | Introduced. |