The client object

The client object is built on the euautomation/graphql-client GraphQL client. Normally the operations will access the client implicitly and return the responses to your application; however if an operation isn't supported you can use the client directly to make requests to graphql.

Request methods

raw()

The raw method will return a Guzzle Response object without any additional parsing.

Params

• query<string>: The query string to send to Lagoon
• variables[array]: Any variables to use as replacements in the graphql query

$client->raw($query, $variables);

json()

The json method will parse the Guzzle response and return a serialised json object.

Params

• query<string>: The query string to send to Lagoon
• variables[array]: Any variables to use as replacements in the graphql query

$client->json($query, $variables);

response()

The response method will return a Lagoon\LagoonResponse object and does additional filtering on the data.

Params

• query<string>: The query string to send to Lagoon
• variables<array>: Any variables to use as replacements in the graphql query

$client->response($query, $variables);

Headers

The Client object maintains a list of headers that it should send with each request. This list can be modified directly after a client has be instantiated.

Note: The headers will be present to each request, both manual and operations to have different headers for different request you will need to create another instance of the client

addHeader()

Add a header to the request.

Params

• key<string>: The header name
• value<string>: The header value