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A framework to create and manage API (REST) services

usage

Put this codes in your index.php file.

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

use Drapi\Router;
use Drapi\Request as DrapiRequest;
use Drapi\Response as DrapiResponse;
use Drapi\Handler;
use Drapi\Compiler;

try {

	$router = new Router;
	$request = new DrapiRequest;
	$response = new DrapiResponse;
	$handler = new Handler;

	$compiler = new Compiler($router,$request,$response);
	$compiler->setHandlerNameSpace('Drapi\\Handler\\');
	$compiler->setHandler($handler);
	$compiler->compile();

} catch (Exception $e) {
	echo $e->getMessage();
}

Then try to open your browser, and go to

http://localhost/myapi/test or http://localhost/myapi/test/get
http://localhost/myapi/testing for failed data response example
http://php.drapi/test/test_param?key1=val1&key2=val2 for GET parameters example

Drapi doesn't need any rewrite rules!

handler

A handler is class to manage and return a data from your datasource (MySQL,Postgre,Mongodb,etc).
Create a handler class inside Drapi/Handler, such as Users.php. Everytime your server get a API request based on: '/users/get', then your handler (Users.php) will be loaded and will use method get inside Users class. See Test.php inside Drapi/Handler for example.

plugin

A plugin is an extension for your handler class, create a class such as Mongo.php in Drapi/Handler/Plugin and load this class inside your handler class (autoload).

response

All Drapi response is a data formatted in json. If any request that fail to call a handler or maybe there are no valid data available, then Drapi will automatically give an error status and message.

license

Drapi is released under the BSD 3-Clause License. See LICENSE.txt file for details.

hiraq / drapi

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