PHP code example of tagged / rest

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

    

tagged / rest example snippets

$routes => array(
            "/login" => "login",
            "/health" => "health",
            # the scope operator allows for setting a specific method
            "/health/echo" => "health::showParams",
            #  a namespace URL. Children of this are appended.
            "/users/[i:userid]" => array(
                "/loginhistory" => "loginhistory",
                "/messages" => "messages",
                "/photos" => "photos",
                "/photos/[i:photoid]" => "photos"
            )
        )

class api_v2_photos extends \Tagged\Rest\Api\Base {
    public function __construct() {
        $this->_registerInputSchema( "find", array(
            "title" => "Query for user's uploaded photos by date, paginated",
            "type" => "object",
            "properties" => array(
                "dateRange" => \Tagged\Rest\Schema::DateRange(),
                "pagination" => \Tagged\Rest\Schema::Pagination(array(
                        "defaultPage"=>1,
                        "defaultSize"=>2,
                )),
            ),
            "tion find($request) {
        $dao = new tag_dao_photo();
        list($start,$end) = \Kleinbottle\Schema\DateRange::getDates($request->dateRange);

        $photoset = $dao->getPhotosByDate(
            $start,
            $end,
            $request->pageNumber,
            $request->pageSize
        );
        
        return array(
            "size" => count($photoset),
            "photos" => $photoset,
        )
    }
    
    public function fetch($request) {
        $uid = $request->userid;
        $pid = $request->photoid;
        
        $dao = new tag_dao_photo();
        
        return $dao->getPhoto(
            $uid,
            $pid
        );
    }
}

protected function _formatOutput($method, $data, $format) {
  if($method === 'fetch') {
    switch($format) {
      case 'html':
        return tag_page::render('some/template/path',$data);
      default:
        return json_encode($data);
    }
  }
}

$urlRoot = '/api/v1';
$routes = array(
    "/login" => "login",
    "/users/[i:userid]" => array(
        "/loginhistory" => "loginhistory",
        "/messages" => "messages",
        "/photos" => "photos",
        "/photos/[i:photoid]" => "photos"
    )
);
$controllerPrefix = "tag_admin_api_v1";

$router = new tag_routing_core(
    $urlRoot,
    $routes,
    $controllerPrefix
);

//it's probably a good idea to cache this.
//building the routes is long
$router->buildRoutes();

//defualt uses $_SERVER vars
$router->routeRequest();

//Or specify directly (useful for manual driving and tests)
$router->routeRequest($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], $_SERVER['HTTP_METHOD]);

$photoApi = api_v2_photos::raw();

// use the same structure as an api call
$photoObj = $photoApi->fetch(array(
  'userid'=>5,
  'photoid'=>4216123
));

array( 'item' => array('key'=>'value'))