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Sohris HTTP

Summary

Sohris HTTP is built on ReactPHP, allowing the server to handle requests asynchronously. This non-blocking architecture enables improved performance, as multiple requests can be processed simultaneously without waiting for previous ones to complete.

Creating a Route

To generate a new route in the API, it is necessary to understand the available annotations in PHP, which help manage requests.

Route Example

Asynchronous Execution

Sohris HTTP operates asynchronously, based on ReactPHP, allowing non-blocking request handling.

Benefits:

Asynchronous Return Example with Promise

With this model, requests do not block execution, ensuring a highly efficient server environment.

@Needed

Defines the required parameters in the request.

Parameters can be accessed via REQUEST in the request object:

@SessionJWT

Indicates that the route requires a valid JWT session. The session is generated by the /signin/auth/login route and consists of a JWT token that encapsulates user information.

If the request does not contain a valid token, the server will return error 403.

To authenticate, send the token in the header:

@HttpMethod

Defines the allowed HTTP methods for the route:

Supported methods:

All versions of http with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires sohris/core Version ^0.5
react/http Version ^1.3.0
doctrine/annotations Version ^1.13
psr/http-server-middleware Version ^1.0
mnavarrocarter/path-to-regexp-php Version ^1.0
firebase/php-jwt Version ^6.0
react/stream Version ^1.2
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.4
neomerx/cors-psr7 Version ^3.0
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