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Informations about the package api-server-bundle

DaApiServerBundle

DaApiServerBundle is a Symfony2's bundle allowing to provide a REST API in a simple and secure way.

Installation

Installation is a quick 2 steps process.

Step 1: Add in composer

Add the bundle in the composer.json file:

And update your vendors:

Step 2: Declare in the kernel

Declare the bundle in your kernel:

Check the client API key

If you want to check the API token of a client of your API for a route pattern, you must specify it in your security.yml:

The URLs under /api will authenticate a client of your API with the API token send with the request. For the time being, the API token must be send in the HTTP header "X-API-Security-Token".

Check a given oauth token

If you want to check an oauth token given in the Authorization header of the request (Bearer token), you can specify it like this:

Remote checking

If your API is not at the same place as your SSO server (with oauth, ...), just follow these step:

Add the bundle in the composer.json file:

And update your vendors:

Then, set the config:

Finally, set the corresponding parameters:

Documentation

This bundle have some other features that can help you to develop a REST API documented here.

What about the API client side?

Take a look at the DaApiClientBundle!

All versions of api-server-bundle with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.3.3
symfony/dependency-injection Version >=2.1
symfony/config Version >=2.1
da/auth-common-bundle Version 1.0.*
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