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Package kernel-middleware
Short Description Middleware processor for HTTP requests and responses
License MIT
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Informations about the package kernel-middleware
Kernel and Middleware
A request/response processor with a simple implementation of middleware.
Using the Kernel
The ifcanduela\kernel\Kernel class is ready to be extended by your own class:
Using Middleware
Middlewares must either be callable or implement \ifcanduela\kernel\Middleware. The expected
signature of the callable is this:
Where Request and Response are the Symfony HTTP Foundation classes and the $next Closure is a
function that optionally accepts a Request and will return a Response.
A middleware can return $next() or $next($request) to pass control to the next middleware in the chain and get a Response object.
Middleware implementing ifcanduela\kernel\Middleware
Any object that implements this interface is valid middleware, including anonymous classes:
Middleware using callables
Functions and objects implementing __invoke() are acceptable middleware.
