Note: In addition to the code quality improvements, I’m also actively maintaining my fork. If you encounter any issues or would like to request an integration, feel free to open an issue.
We are aiming to have this lib cover the maximum amount of different PHP versions, web hosts, different hosting infrastructures and development environments possible. The neat changes you have made may effect the amount of environments we are able to cover with this lib.
As discussed in github, we will link to your fork for those who may want to use it.
@soatok I previously launched (and abandoned) an improved PHP library, which can be found at 1f991/patreon-php. I moved on from my Patreon projects so I archived the project and haven’t worked on it in a while – and as far as I know it has no users – but if you’d like to salvage any parts of it, feel free to re-use it in part (or whole) in your efforts to modernise the official library Switching away from cURL and to an HTTP client abstraction is a great next step that greatly benefits testing.
Readme is now updated with your fork in notes in the first section.
If anyone else has any fork which you would like get listed in the readme, please let us know.
In your forks, we would prefer if you used names (or wrappers) for higher level functions that are present in our repo for similar functionality (ie fetch_user etc) - this would make your fork more compatible and easy to integrate for everyone. With the same input and returns (albeit extended if necessary) of course.
Switching away from cURL and to an HTTP client abstraction is a great next step that greatly benefits testing.