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12 you to discover this identifier in
14 to support you with
16 or to help with
40 The library attempts to throw exceptions for common problems. These exceptions
41 match the HTTP response code provided by {es}. For example, attempting to GET a
44 Exceptions are a useful and consistent way to deal with problems like missing
46 to deal with the response body rather than catch exceptions (often useful in
70 You can specify multiple HTTP status codes to ignore by providing an array of
86 <1> `ignore` also accepts an array of exceptions to ignore. In this example, the
94 no attempts to decode it are taken.
99 Sometimes you need to provide custom query parameters, such as authentication
101 in Elasticsearch-php, which is to protect you from specifying a parameter which
104 If you need custom parameters, you need to bypass this allow listing mechanism.
105 To do so, add them to the `custom` parameter as an array of values:
130 so on), you can tell the client to return a more verbose response. This is
254 It is possible to configure per-request curl timeouts via the `timeout` and
257 phase to finish, while the `timeout` parameter controls how long curl should
258 wait for the entire request to finish.
266 to your client. If your client kills connections rapidly with a timeout, only to
267 immediately execute another request, it is possible to swamp the server with
312 asynchronous execution functions, and how to work with the results, see the
319 <<authentication>> for more details), since encryption typically applies to all
320 requests. However, it is possible to configure on a per-request basis, too, if
321 you need that functionality. For example, if you need to use a self-signed cert
333 'verify' => 'path/to/cacert.pem' //Use a self-signed certificate