christeredvartsen

Simple retry strategy for Guzzle 7

APIs might implement rate limiting, and if they do your clients might experience 429 Too Many Requests responses with a Retry-After header, informing your client how long it should wait before making the next request. And being good internet citizens we should all implement support for this in our API clients.

Guzzle includes a retry middleware class that can be used to handle this.

The implementation in this gist is a PoC, so feel free to build upon it, and comment if you think something should be added / removed.

jonathanbossenger

#!/bin/bash

# Bash script to set up local site using LAMP on Ubuntu
# Requires Apache2, MySQL, mkcert (https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert)
# See also sitedrop.sh https://gist.github.com/jonathanbossenger/4950e107b0004a8ee82aae8b123cce58

HOME_USER=jonathan
SSL_CERTS_DIRECTORY=/home/jonathan/ssl-certs
SITES_DIRECTORY=/home/jonathan/development/websites

ibrahimtuzlak0295

I’ll go step-by-step on how to create a virtual host in the XAMPP environment. As we know, the default http://localhost points to /opt/lampp/htdocs as the root directory. The desired result is to be able to visit http://examplevhost.local, with the root directory being /opt/lampp/htdocs/examplevhost.

Note: The steps below are done on Ubuntu 16.04, but they should also work on most other Linux distributions (Debian, Mint, Arch).

Note: I’ll assume that XAMPP is installed in /opt/lampp/. If it’s different on your setup, please read carefully and adjust accordingly.

Enable virtual hosts in apache configuration file

Note: This should be done only once per XAMPP installation. If you want to add another virtual host later you can skip to the next step.

eculver

sudo sed -i "s/archive\.ubuntu/mirrors.digitalocean/g" /etc/apt/sources.list