The `addSubscriber` method in PHP Guzzle's `Client` class allows you to add a subscriber to the HTTP client. A subscriber is an object that listens for various events during the HTTP request/response lifecycle, such as before request dispatching, after response processing, or even error handling.
By adding a subscriber, you can extend the functionality of the client by intercepting and modifying requests or responses, logging events, or performing custom actions. A subscriber can be implemented as a separate class that implements the appropriate methods or as an anonymous function.
Using the `addSubscriber` method, you can register the subscriber with the client, making it part of the HTTP request/response flow.
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