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Informations about the package flex-php-io

FlexPhpIO

An example of an I/O library. This project shows an alternative to handling output through the router framework. Most router frameworks expect the output to be passed back in the controllers in a "return" statement. Then for example they would convert the array to JSON.

In my opinion that solution becomes too problematic, when changes and new output modes are introduced later on to the project. Routing and IO are better be separated into 2 distinct libraries.

Functions:

Request Response
Request::getPostedJson(): array Response::printJson(array $json, $http_status_code = 200)
Request::getIntParameter(string $paramName): int Response::bufferStart()
Request::getFloatParameter(string $paramName): float Response::bufferEndClean()
Request::getStringParameter(string $paramName): string Response::isBufferEnabled(): bool
Request::getBoolParameter(string $paramName): bool Response::JsonContentType($http_status_code = 200)
Request::isParameterSet(string $paramName): bool Response::HtmlContentType($http_status_code = 200)
Request::getHttpRequestMethod(): string Response::TextContentType($http_status_code = 200)

For everything else, use the built-in functions of PHP.

Recommended IDE: PhpStorm

Packagist page: https://packagist.org/packages/tbolner/flex-php-io

Example usages

An example for using it in a controller of FlexPhpRouter:

Notes:

Installation

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This library requires PHP 7.1 or newer.

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