jeyroik/extas-jsonrpc

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Extas jsonrpc package

4.1.0 2020-06-25 06:39 UTC

Requires

• jeyroik/extas-conditions: 0.*
• jeyroik/extas-console: 0.*
• jeyroik/extas-crawlers: 0.*
• jeyroik/extas-generators-jsonrpc: 0.*
• jeyroik/extas-http: 0.*
• jeyroik/extas-operations-jsonrpc: 0.*
• jeyroik/extas-repositories-get: 0.*
• slim/psr7: ^1.1
• slim/slim: ^4.5
• symfony/console: 5.*
• symfony/finder: 5.*
• vlucas/phpdotenv: ^3.4

Requires (Dev)

• jeyroik/extas-installer: *
• jeyroik/extas-repositories-mongo: 1.*
• jeyroik/extas-snuffbox: 0.*
• phpstan/phpstan: 0.*
• phpunit/phpunit: ^9

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README

Description

Extas-compatible JSON RPC server.

install operations

install jsonrpc plugin and default operation

# vendor/bin/extas i

usage out of the box

start server

# php -S 0.0.0.0:8080 -t src/public

make request

# curl -X POST localhost:8080/api/jsonrpc -d '{"id": "request id", "method":"operation.index"}'

spec generation

This package allows generating specs upon to InstallSection-plugins, extended from extas\components\plugins\intsall\InstallSection.

This package allows generating specs upon to InitSection-plugins, extended from extas\components\plugins\init\InitSection.

* - you can reset this prefix (see below).

There is extas-command for spec generation. Command is ready-to-extending, so you can add your own options, using extas-commands-options-notation. See extas.json of the current package for examples.

install command

• # vendor/bin/extas i
• # vendor/bin/extas list - command jsonrpc should be listed.

generate specs

# vendor/bin/extas jsonrpc --export-path generated.extas.json

This will generate extas-compatible configuration in ready-to-install format.

So you can install specs by

# vendor/bin/extas i

--export-path

Define path to store generated specs.

• Default: CWD/specs.extas.json
• You can pass relative and absolute path.

CWD - Current Working Directory.

--prefix-jsonrpc-install

Allow setting prefix for plugins searching by install section crawler.

• Default: Install

--path-jsonrpc-install

Allow setting path for searching plugins by install section crawler.

• Default: current working directory.

--prefix-jsonrpc-doc-comment

Allow setting prefix for classes searching by doc-comment crawler.

• Default: Install

--path-jsonrpc-doc-comment

Allow setting path for searching classes by doc comment crawler.

• Default: current working directory.

-f --filter

Allow filtering operations names.

• Default:
• Example: # vendor/bin/extas jsonrpc -f workflow will generate specs only for operations with workflow in a name.

-e --only-edge

Sometimes you want to make entity name shorter and use only last word of plugin name.

You can do this with the option -e:

For example, we have plugin name workflow schema.

• Default: 0 - generate entity name workflow.schema.
• With edging: # vendor/bin/extas jsonrpc -e 1 will produce entity name schema.

specs examples

You can find them here:

• resources/create.spec.json
• resources/index.spec.json
• resources/update.spec.json
• resources/delete.spec.json

injection into json-rpc process

Current package provide next stages to allow you to inject into the json-rpc process:

• before.run.jsonrpc - before every json-rpc processing.
• before.run.jsonrpc.<method.name>
• after.run.jsonrpc.<method.name>
• after.run.jsonrpc - after every json-rpc processing.

Generators

Package use extas-generators package for getting generators.

You should turn generators on if you want to use one.

You can find ready-to-config default generators configuration in resources/generators.json. Just copy-paste them into your extas.json.

Crawlers

Package use extas-crawlers package for getting crawlers.

You should turn crawlers on if you want to use one.

You can find ready-to-config default crawlers configuration in resources/crawlers.json. Just copy-paste them into your extas.json.