elementaryframework / water-pipe
URL routing framework and requests/responses handler for PHP
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Requires
- php: >=7.1.10
- ext-curl: *
- elementaryframework/events: ^0.1.0
- elementaryframework/streams: ^0.1.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^7
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WaterPipe
A powerful routing framework and requests/responses handler for PHP
WaterPipe is a library which allows you to easily handle HTTP requests and responses with PHP, giving you all the power to build a fully RESTful API, to create a routing framework for your web application, etc...
Example
<?php use ElementaryFramework\WaterPipe\WaterPipe; use ElementaryFramework\WaterPipe\HTTP\Request\Request; use ElementaryFramework\WaterPipe\HTTP\Response\Response; use ElementaryFramework\WaterPipe\HTTP\Response\ResponseStatus; use ElementaryFramework\WaterPipe\HTTP\Response\ResponseHeader; // Create the root pipe $root = new WaterPipe; // Add a new route to the pipe with HTTP GET method (the home page) $root->get("/", function (Request $req, Response $res) { $res->sendHtml("<b>Welcome to my web app !</b> <a href=\"/login\">Click here to login</a>"); }); // Add a new route to the pipe with HTTP GET method (the login page) $root->get("/login", function (Request $req, Response $res) { $res->sendFile("./pages/login.html", ResponseStatus::OkCode); }); // Add a new route to the pipe with HTTP POST method (the login page form validation) $root->post("/login", function (Request $req, Response $res) { // Get $_POST values $body = $req->getBody(); $username = $body["username"]; $password = $body["password"]; if (validate_username($username) && validate_password($password)) { // Checks if the client access this route with an AJAX request if ($req->isAjax()) { $res->sendJson(array( "success" => true )); } else { // Redirect the user to the members page $res->redirect("/members/{$username}"); } } else { // Checks if the client access this route with an AJAX request if ($req->isAjax()) { $res->sendJson(array( "success" => false )); } else { // Redirect the user to the members page $res->redirect("/login"); } } }); // Add a new route to the pipe with HTTP GET method (the member's dashboard page) $root->get("/members/:username", function (Request $req, Response $res) { $res->sendHtml("Welcome to your dashboard <b>{$req->uri['username']}</b> !"); }); // Add a new HTTP error handler (the 404 Not Found Error) $root->error(ResponseStatus::NotFoundCode, function (Request $req, Response $res) { $res->sendText("404 Error: Not Found.", ResponseStatus::NotFoundCode); }); // Finally... Run the pipe $root->run();
Features
- Highly designed to quickly create routes for MVC applications and REST services ;
- Object Oriented HTTP requests and responses management ;
- Full support for HTTP methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, PATCH and OPTIONS ;
- Easily handle common HTTP errors (404, 500) ;
- Designed to work with frontend frameworks like React.js, AngularJS, Vue.js, etc... with AJAX support
Installation
You can install WaterPipe in your project with composer:
composer require elementaryframework/water-pipe
Once installed, you can access the WaterPipe api through the ElementaryFramework\WaterPipe
namespace.
How to use ?
New to WaterPipe ? Learn how to build routing frameworks and REST services by browsing our wiki.
Additional resources and tutorials
- How to create a RESTful API with PHP and the Elementary Framework written by @na2axl on dev.to
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License
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Licensed under MIT (read license)