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by rmccue
3021 days ago
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Guzzle isn’t really embraced in the WP ecosystem for one main reason: WP has its own HTTP layer. It’s atypical for developers to switch out to using cURL, since the gains you get are fairly minimal, and you lose the benefits of the WP HTTP client. (Keep-alive connections aren’t particularly useful to most people.) WordPress doesn’t use Guzzle because it requires PHP 5.2 compatibility. It does use an open source, third-party(-ish) library called Requests under the hood: http://requests.ryanmccue.info (I maintain Requests, and am also a committer to WordPress.) |
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