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Middleware-FormHandler

This library allows you to handle your forms, check for missing fields and only uses fields that you realy expect to be submitted.

Installation

Run the following to install this library:

Info

If your form has fields that are not defined inside the config, the handler will not use them due to security reasons.

Documentation

At the bottom of the Doc, i'll show you a quick example on how the config is build like.

The Implementation

To Implement the Middleware, just add a Route to your routes files that passes it's request into the middleware:

after that, be sure to provide a config-file inside your config/autoload folder, that contains anything the Middleware needs to check your forms. We recommend you to use our config-file and just adjust it to fit your needs

The needed Data

The Formhandler needs JSON-Requests to run properly and also it responds with JSON, describing whats going on.

The Adapters

Currently there are 2 working Adapters:

• phpmail
  definition looks like this:

  phpmail sends the mail (as you may expect) via the php method: mail().

• smtpmail
  definition looks like this:

  smtpmail sends the mail via Swift_SmtpTransport.

  you can implement them (as later described) as global or as local ones, global adapters do overwrite the local ones.

The Local-Adapters

The Adapter field must be directly inside the form-definition:

The Global-Adapters

A Global Adapter is defined in the very top of the config:

if you defined a global adapter and want to use it, go ahead and put the name of it (in this case: globalTestAdapter-1) inside of the adapter-field of your form-config:

The EMail-Template

The Template, you specified in the Config can be dynamic through twig:

the variables you use must be valid fields of your form and also defined in your config.

The EMail-Subject

Like the EMail-Template, also the EMail-Subject do support the twig-renderer.

The Reply-To Header

The E-Mail Adapter's can handle with the "Reply-To" email-header you can define it inside the Adapter config like this:

reply-to only works if:

• reply-to is defined and the following is correct;
• Status is defined and true;
• field is defined (and exists in config) or not defined (but then one field of your config must be type of email):

The Required-Attribute

The Formhandler can check if a field is required in your form and dont accept the request if it is missing. if you don't define required or required as false, the handler might not get data of the field because it was missing in the request. If you want to set a field as required add this into the config of the field:

The Example

Credits

This bundle has been developed by designpark.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.