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Rest-Daemon

Nota Bene: This project uses semver and changelog. But it's not a stable major version. Any minor update (f.e. 0.5. -> 0.6.) can break backward compatibility!

Simple PHP7 framework for fast building REST services based on middleware, PSR-7 and react.

Runned instance can be found by link, also see example repo.

Features:

• Middleware oriented request/response handling
• Priority PSR's support: PSR-2, -3, -4, -7, -11, -15 and other.
• Built-in Middleware to support usual REST features, like HTTP based semantics, content types, request parsing, headers.
• Choose one of two available http-daemon drivers: Ratchet ReactPHP or Aerys.
• Swagger Integration

Installation

$ composer require free-elephants/rest-daemon

Usage

See example in example/rest-server.php and documentation.

Create and Run Server:

Add Your RESTful API Endpoints

Any endpoint method handler can be Middleware-like callable implementation: function or class with __invoke() method.

See how to build server for step by step in one script

RestServerBuilder

You can use php-di (or another PSR-11 container implementation) and routing file configuration with RestServerBuilder for more configuring and coding less.

See example with file based rest-server.php

Routing

You can link with every method in route a handler, and optionally organize routes by modules. By default server contain 1 default module for all endpoints. See example: routes.php

Configure Common Application Middleware

By default server instance provide collection with some useful middleware. You can extend or override it:

Every endpoint's method handler will be wrapped to this collection and called between defined as after and before middleware. Also you can configure default middleware collection with access to every built-in middleware by key: this collection implements ArrayAccess interface.

Customize Endpoint Middleware

... Will be implemented...

Debugging and Logging

... Will be implemented...