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Informations about the package http-rest
REST HTTP Server
Creating ReactPHP HTTP Server but with REST
Table of Contents
- Example
- Usage
- Server
- Dynamic Values
- Default Callback
- Parameter Placeholder
- Install
- License
Example
This is an HTTP server which responds with an hello
in every request on <address>/say/hello.
Every other call will result in an 404 response.
Make sure the callback function has 2 parameters. The first parameter is always the PSR-7 request object. The second parameter is the next endpoint defined in your API. If no next function is given it will be the default function of the server which will respond with will create an 404 error by default.
Usage
Server
The Server uses the ReactPHP HTTP Server and uses
its internal implemented middleware
Every endpoint is added as a middleware, therefor a request will pass every function
sequentially.
The second parameter (defined as $next in these examples) can be used to pass
the request to following endpoint.
Dynamic Values
To add dynamic values in the REST API definition the operator : can be used
Now a HTTP client can call the address e.g. http://localhost:8080/say/hello.
The key word and value hello will be stored in the third
parameter of the callback function.
There is no type check her that can validate which API should be used.
/say/:word and/say/:number would be the same. In this case the order of your API
definition matters.
Default Callback
A default callback can be defined in the listen method.
This method will be used if no definition can be found.
By default this library will respond with an 404 HTTP response.
Parameter Placeholder
As seen in the previous chapter you can use the : to mark
dynamic values.
Instead of using this strategy, to mark dynamic parameters,
this library supports additional strategies via different classes:
/to/path/:paramter-Legionth\React\Http\Rest\Paramaters\Label\Colon/to/path/[paramter]-Legionth\React\Http\Rest\Paramaters\Label\CurlyBracket/to/path/{paramter}-Legionth\React\Http\Rest\Paramaters\Label\SquareBrackets
Checkout the examples for more information.
Install
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License
MIT
