1. Go to this page and download the library: Download firehed/input library. Choose the download type require.
2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */
firehed / input example snippets
// This would be in its own file
use Firehed\Input\Interfaces\ValidationInterface;
use Firehed\Input\Containers\SafeInput;
use Firehed\Input\Objects as O;
class Endpoint
implements ValidationInterface {
public function getOptionalInputs() {
return [
'bar' => new O\Text(),
'baz' => (new O\Text())->setDefaultValue('my baz'),
];
}
public function getRequiredInputs() {
return [
'foo' => new O\Text(),
];
}
public function execute(SafeInput $i) {
// ... do some magic
// $i['foo'] will be a string
// $i['bar'] will be a string or null, since it was optional
// $i['baz'] will be a string or 'my baz', since it was an optional with a default value
}
}
// This is the core of your Front Controller
use Firehed\Input\Containers\RawInput;
use Firehed\Input\Parsers\URLEncoded;
// The endpoint should be detrmined by your router
$endpoint = new Endpoint();
// The parser should be determined by the Content-Type header
$parser = new URLEncoded();
try {
$input = (new RawInput("foo=world"))
->parse($parser)
->validate($endpoint);
$endpoint->execute($input);
} catch (Firehed\Input\Exceptions\InputException $e) {
// The input contained invalid data
} catch (Exception $e) {
// Do any logging, error responses, etc.
echo $e;
}
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