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Package ssl-switcher
Short Description PHP class to enforce an SSL connection in a website.
License MIT
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SSL Switcher
PHP class to enforce an SSL connection in a website.
Installation
Simply require the package in your composer.json file.
Quick start
The simplest way to use the script is to use the static autoSwitch() method:
This will check if the current connection is SSL or not, and redirect to the target URL as needed. Otherwise, the script continues as usual.
NOTE: Any existing request parameters are appended to the target URL, to stay on the same page.
SSL switching conditions
The script will redirect to the https version of the website only if the following conditions are met:
1) The script is not run from the command line 2) The script is not running from localhost 3) SSL is not enabled
Using class methods
When instantiating the class, you get access to its methods - for example to run some checks in your application before doing the switch to https.
Utility methods
The class has a few utility methods that can come in handy.
isCLI()- Is the script running from the command line?isLocalhost()- Is the server run as localhost / 127.0.0.1?isSSLActive()- Is SSL enabled?getTargetURL()- The URL the script would redirect to.
Disabling the exit call
By default, the class will call exit() after the redirect. If your application needs to handle this instead, the exit can be turned off:
