PHP code example of hebbinkpro / pmmp-webserver

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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hebbinkpro / pmmp-webserver example snippets

use Hebbinkpro\WebServer\WebServer;
use Hebbinkpro\WebServer\http\server\HttpServerInfo;

class YourPlugin extends \pocketmine\plugin\PluginBase {
    
    protected function onEnable() : void{
        // ...
        
        $serverInfo = new HttpServerInfo("0.0.0.0", 80)
        // Create a new server on the address and port
        $webServer = new WebServer($this, $serverInfo);
        
        // after starting the server, the site will be available at http://127.0.0.1:80
        $webServer->start();
    }
}

$router = $webServer->getServerInfo()->getRouter();

use Hebbinkpro\WebServer\http\HttpMethod;
use Hebbinkpro\WebServer\http\message\HttpRequest;
use Hebbinkpro\WebServer\http\message\HttpResponse;
use Hebbinkpro\WebServer\route\Route;
{
    // the method can be any value in the HttpMethod class.
    // these methods represent HTTP request methods and makes the route listen to a specific type of request.
    // if you want to listen to all requests, you can use HttpMethod::ANY (or "*").
    $method = HttpMethod::GET;
    
    // the specific path the route will listen to,
    // you can find out more about the paths below
    $path = "/";
    
    // the action is the part that will execute once a client makes a request to the given method AND path.
    // the HttpRequest inside the function is the request the client made to the web server
    // the HttpResponse is the response the server will send back to the client after the function returns.
    $action = function (HttpRequest $request, HttpResponse $response) {
        // This will send the string "Hello World" back to the client.
        $response->text("Hello World");
        
        // the text function is one of the many simplified versions of the 'send' function
        // by using the send function, you can input a string and set the HTTP content type
        // the example below will send the string "<h1>Hello World</h1>" to the client and the client will see it as an HTML file.
        $response->send("<h1>Hello World</h1>", "text/html");
        
        // You can also send complete files using Response.
        // this makes it really easy to send any kind of file
        $response->sendFile("/path/to/your/file");
        
        // but remember, you can only use ONE response action at any time
        // each new response action will OVERWRITE the previous.
        // So if you want to send multiple things in a single response,
        // consider splitting it in multiple files, or sending everything in 1 response
    }
    
    // now we construct the Route with our given method, path and action.
    $route = new Route($method, $path, $action);
}

function (HttpRequest $request, HttpResponse $response, mixed ...$params) {
    // your code
}

    $route = new \Hebbinkpro\WebServer\route\Route($method, $action, ...$params);

$router->addRoute($route)

$file = "path/to/your/file";
$default = "File not found";

// add the file route, $default is optional
$router->getFile($path, $file, $default);

use Hebbinkpro\WebServer\router\Router;

$childRouter = new Router();
// add here the stuff you want to the child router
// this is the same as for a default router
// ...

// add the router route with the path and the newly created child router
$router->route($path, $childRouter);

// define the folder you want to use for the static route by using its path
$folder = "/path/to/the/folder";

// add the static route with the path of the route and the folder path
$router->getStatic($path, $folder)