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universal-cors

A secure-by-default, framework-agnostic CORS handler for PHP. One small class that answers preflight requests and emits the right Access-Control-* headers — without the classic footguns (* + credentials, blanket origin reflection, forced debug mode).

Why

CORS is usually "fixed" by pasting header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *") plus Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true into a front controller. That combination is forbidden by the spec and lets any website call your API with the user's cookies. This package makes the safe path the easy path.

Requirements

Install

Usage (plain PHP / any framework)

Put this at the very top of your front controller or API entry point:

Configuration

Key Default Notes
allowOrigins [] Exact origins, or ['*'] (only without credentials).
allowOriginPatterns [] Wildcard patterns, e.g. https://*.example.com. * matches one DNS label and never crosses a dot.
allowMethods GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS
allowHeaders Content-Type, Authorization Use ['*'] to reflect the browser's requested headers.
exposeHeaders [] Response headers JS may read.
allowCredentials false When true, the matching origin is reflected (never *).
maxAge 0 Preflight cache seconds.

Safety guarantees

Testing without sending headers

resolve() and handle() are pure and return a CorsResult you can assert on:

Framework notes

License

MIT

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