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example.php

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 <?php
 /**
- * Created by PhpStorm.
- * User: jason_06tt1g7
+ * Created by ReddingWebDev.
+ * User: Jason Olson
  * Date: 3/5/2019
- * Time: 9:30 AM
+ * Time: 9:28 AM
+ * License: MIT
  */
-
 require 'httpStatus.php';
-
 $url = "https://google.com"; // url to test
-
 $http = new \RedWebDev\httpStatus();
-
-$status = $http->status($url);
+$status = $http->status($url);

httpStatus.php

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  * User: Jason Olson
  * Date: 3/5/2019
  * Time: 9:28 AM
+ * License: MIT
  */
 
 namespace RedWebDev;

readme.md

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+# php-get-http-status
+This class was designed in direct response to a forum post at PHPClasses for a class to test to find broken links on a given URL. This class will take a given URL and return the HTTP status code for that page. Therefore it will not only discover if the page is broken (ie 404), but also if its changes (ie 301 redirect) or good as is, (200). This will return the HTTP numerical values as defined in RFC 2616 section 10 (https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html).
+
+# Configuration
+In the example file you see we call the class, and we define the target URL as the variable $url. The data is returned as an integer value corresponding to the HTTP status code.
+
+#Revision History:
+* 1.0 Initial Release
+