Make the class usable through Composer and add a small test

[j3j5]

I've moved the class to a folder structure following PSR-0 so people can use this class through composer. Feel free to add more info on the composer.json and then we can create the package on packagist.org so people can download and use this great library.

[marcushat]

Awesome, would love to see this on Packagist!
Can you change the test to something besides Google though because they sometimes block requests above a certain rate, maybe a script someone can run on their own server incase they want to test LOTS of concurrent requests. Everything else looks good though so I'll go ahead and merge it after this.

[j3j5]

I've changed the test to use some free currency converter API. They don't seem to complain with the few tests I did. Also, I already created the package on packagist, I'll update the repo and transfer you the ownership if you want as soon as the code is merged here. Also, feel free to add more info about you on the composer.json file.

[marcushat]

Okay, cool! I'm gonna put all composer files in their own directory instead of the main one though, since not everyone uses composer(I don't most of the time).
Also cleaned up the test script a little, but haven't tested it though. I'll merge it when I do and regenerate the hash for "composer.lock"
And thanks for contributing.

[j3j5]

Awesome, I just rebased the branch against your latest version (including the fix for #9 ), let me know if you need anything else and thanks to you on the first place for building this class.

[half2me]

This should get merged

[marcushat]

I agree. I need to update the composer files and tests first though. I'll merge it by next week.

[j3j5]

I can try to update the branch with your latest changes, I'll see if I can have time this week. Once you do, I'll update packagist as well to point to your repo.

[half2me]

I forked this project and turned it into something a little different. I would much apreciate comments/ideas.
https://github.com/half2me/curlx

Let me know what you think about the new interface

[marcushat]

Hmm, I definitely like the idea of being able to append stuff(options, headers, etc...) to the ones already set!
...but I think using a magic setter function for this is a bit confusing. I think just adding a few methods would be better.

Gonna use your fork as inspiration and split up the individual requests and the main controller in an upcoming version so we can do this in the simplest way possible.

[half2me]

@marcushat you don't have to use the magic functions, they just provide a nice way of doing $object->value without having to use getters and setters all the time.

But if you prefer getters/setters, they are all available, and documented in the Request interface

[marcushat]

Alright cool. I'll add all this functionality to the next version, v3.0(or some other later version)! Coming Soon!