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Package fony-core
Short Description Core classes for fony PHP API
License Apache-2.0
Homepage https://github.com/oleche/fony-core
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fony-php
Core classes for Fony PHP API Framework
Usage
You can add fony core as a dependency of your API by declaring a base API class like the following example:
Your Router class should be an implementation of the FonyApi class provided here.
How does the Router works
The way the Router class works comes as following
- The constructor sweeps over the endpoint requested. So an action class (aka controller) can be prestaged.
- The endpoint will execute a method called the with same name of the request. ie. If the endpoint is
/api/user/:idthe endpoint we are going to execute isuser, so auser()function needs to be defined. - Additionally to it, if the endpoint is written with dashes, then the endpoint should be written with camel case.
This is an example of a Router class:
Session handling
By default, Fony uses Oauth2 authentication, so it relies on the configuration file required by installing Fony:
- List of parameters TBD
Alternatively you can define your own authentication mechanism (like the fony-auth project), where you can create an Authentication class as an implementation of the AuthenticatorInterface and initialize it in the Router constructor:
Example
Soon an example repository will be available
