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Informations about the package yet-another-controller

Yet Another PHP Controller

Here is how it works (for now):

Installation

composer require aloefflerj/yet-another-controller

Quick Usage

  1. Simple Setup

    index.php

  2. Adding a simple GET route

    index.php

  3. Dispatching routes

    index.php

  4. Start your webserver

    A simple way to do it would be with the PHP built-in web server:

    Run php -S localhost:8000 -t path/to/your/index

  5. Go to your domain home page http://localhost:8000/

    outputs: 'Welcome home'

Request and Response

The $request and $response arguments on closure output are PSR-7 implementations.

The return of the closure must be a StreamInterface implementation for the output to work.

Since the return of $response->getBody() is a StreamInterface implementation the code above will print:

outputs: 'Welcome home'

Alternatively you could simply do echo $response->getBody();

Uri Params Usage

You can pass uri params wiht the syntax /route/{param}.

For the param to be accessed, you need a third param on get method: \stdClass $args.

To access it inside the closure output, you must use $args->param. See the example below:

url: localhost:8000/mascots/elephant

outputs: 'PHP elephant mascot is awesome'

Getting the Request Body

To get the body from a request you can access it from the $request implementation with $request->getBody() (a StreamInterface implementation).

The example below will print the request body.

If I request a POST with the following body:

The return should be the same:

Obs: although you could try this controller out if you want, this project is just an excuse for me to study and have fun :v

All versions of yet-another-controller with dependencies

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Requires psr/http-message Version ^1.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.5
vishnubob/wait-for-it Version dev-master
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