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RESTFul API

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Introduction

RESTFul API provides a simple framework that makes the implemention of a OpenApi 2 (verion 3 is still to come) server pretty simple.

Actually the library only supports a subset of the OpenApi 2 functionality, but we'll add additional during the time.

Installation

If you want to write an application that uses RESTFul API, you have to install it using Composer. To do this, simply add it to the dependencies in your composer.json

Configuration

Simply register the two servlets AppserverIo\RestApi\Servlets\SwaggerServlet and AppserverIo\RestApi\Servlets\ApiServlet in the WEB-INF/web.xml file. The main description of your webservices can be done through the annotations of Rob Allens library zircote/swagger-php.

The Servlet Configuration

The configuration has to be done in the WEB-INF/web.xml file as shown in this example

Annotate the Beans

After the web application has been configured, simple annotate the classes that you want to expose as webserver with the necessary annotations like

Usage

Open the browser and enter the URL http://127.0.0.1:9080/my-api/swagger.do which should result in rendering the Swagger configuration.

All versions of restapi with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.6.0
jms/serializer Version ~1.0
zircote/swagger-php Version 2.0.*
appserver-io-psr/di Version 3.0.*
appserver-io-psr/servlet Version ~4.0
appserver-io/description Version 13.0.*
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