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Informations about the package api-handler

APIHandler

This class can be used to manage the status of an api request.

Requirements

There are a couple things you will need in order to use this php class.

How to use APIHandler?

Require APIHandler

If you have composer initialized you can run this command in you terminal to download APIHandler.

Require the autoloader and APIHandler

You will need to require the autoloader in your code, after that you can 'use' the APIReturn class.

Basic usage

Declare the class

To start you will need to initialize the class. The class needs one parameter that tells one of the following request types:

In this example we will use a GET request.

If the request type is not right the class will echo and exit:

Error Handling

Let's say the an error occured, we can then add the error to the errors array. The first parameter can be a string or an array, this contains the error you want to add. The second parameter is a boolean (false on default), if the boolean is true, the script will echo a json object and exit.

In the 3 examples above the class will echo the following and exit the script:

Succesfull request

If the request was succesfull and no errors occured the class will echo that there was a succes:

This example will give the following output:

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

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