Provides an interface for building multipart/form-encoded message bodies.
Used by Http\Client to upload POST/PUT data and files.
$_boundary
protected string
$_hasComplexPart
protected boolean
$_hasFile
protected boolean
$_parts
protected Cake\Http\Client\FormDataPart[]
Converts the FormData and its parts into a string suitable for use in an HTTP request.
Add either a file reference (string starting with @) or a file handle.
Check whether or not the current payload has any files.
Check whether or not the current payload is multipart.
__toString( )
Converts the FormData and its parts into a string suitable for use in an HTTP request.
add( string|Cake\Http\Client\FormData $name , mixed $value null )
Add a new part to the data.
The value for a part can be a string, array, int, float, filehandle, or object implementing __toString()
If the $value is an array, multiple parts will be added. Files will be read from their current position and saved in memory.
Cake\Http\Client\FormData
$name
The name of the part to add, or the part data object.
$value
optional null addFile( string $name , mixed $value )
Add either a file reference (string starting with @) or a file handle.
$name
$value
addMany( array $data )
Add multiple parts at once.
Iterates the parameter and adds all the key/values.
$data
addRecursive( string $name , mixed $value )
Recursively add data.
$name
$value
contentType( )
Get the content type for this payload.
If this object contains files, multipart/form-data
will be used, otherwise application/x-www-form-urlencoded
will be used.
count( )
Returns the count of parts inside this object.
Countable::count()
hasFile( )
Check whether or not the current payload has any files.
isMultipart( )
Check whether or not the current payload is multipart.
A payload will become multipart when you add files or use add() with a Part instance.
newPart( string $name , string $value )
Method for creating new instances of Part
$name
$value
protected boolean
Whether or not this formdata object has a complex part.
false
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