klapuch / nette-rest-route
Rest route for Nette Framework
Requires
- php: >=5.6.0
- nette/application: ~2.3
- nette/http: ~2.3
- nette/utils: ~2.3
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: 5.2.6
- squizlabs/php_codesniffer: 2.5.1
README
Route automatically maps CRUD to Presenters and actions in the defined module. And creates parameters which are accessible in Presenter.
- format
- id (autodetected)
- associations (an array with associations)
- data (raw data from the request)
- query (an array of items from the query string)
Format detection:
Variable $format
is detected from HTTP header Accept
. If header is not present Route try detect format from the URL (.../foo.json
). If no format is in the URL Route use a default format json
.
Installation:
The best way to install Nette-RestRoute is using Composer:
$ composer require klapuch/nette-rest-route
Usage:
use Klapuch\RestRoute; // $router is an instance of Nette\Application\Routers\RouteList // No parameters needed. Presenter name will be generated. $router[] = new RestRoute; // With module. $router[] = new RestRoute('Api'); // With module and xml as a default format. $router[] = new RestRoute('Api', 'xml');
First parameter is a name of the module where the route will sends an Request. URL prefix will be generated. See examples. ####Examples:
NULL => /<generated presenter name>
'Api' => /api/<generated presenter name>
'My:Api' => /my/api/<generated presenter name>
...
Second parameter is default format. By default the default format is json
.
RestRoute support only 2 formats:
- json (default)
- xml
Examples
Read all:
URL: /api/users
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionReadAll
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: GET
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
associations = array(0)
data = ""
query = array(0)
Flag
readAll
was dropped andRoute
automatically generate actionreadAll
if no Resource ID was not found in the URL.
Read with resource ID
URL: /api/users/123
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionRead
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: GET
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
id = 123
associations = array(0)
data = ""
query = array(0)
Query params:
URL: /api/users?foo=bar&page=1
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionReadAll
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: GET
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
associations = array(0)
data = ""
query = array(
foo => "bar"
page => 1
)
Create:
URL: /api/users
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionCreate
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: POST
Request body:
{ "foo": "bar", "nested": { "foo": "bar" } }
Params:
format = json
associations = array(0)
data = {"foo": "bar", "nested": {"foo": "bar"}}
query = array(0)
Update:
URL: /api/users/123
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionUpdate
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: PUT
Request body:
{ "foo": "bar", "nested": { "foo": "bar" } }
Params:
format = json
id = 123
associations = array(0)
data = {"foo": "bar", "nested": {"foo": "bar"}}
query = array(0)
Partial update:
URL: /api/users/123
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionPartialUpdate
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: PATCH
Request body:
{ "foo": "bar", "nested": { "foo": "bar" } }
Params:
format = json
id = 123
associations = array(0)
data = {"foo": "bar", "nested": {"foo": "bar"}}
query = array(0)
Delete:
URL: /api/users/123
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionDelete
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: DELETE
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
id = 123
associations = array(0)
data = ""
query = array(0)
Options:
For more about OPTIONS documentation see w3.org.
URL: /api/users
→ \ApiModule\UsersPresenter::actionOptions
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: OPTIONS
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
associations = array(0)
data = ""
query = array(0)
Associations:
Last item (pair) before . is main resource. Everything what is before the last item are associations (apigee.com).
URL: /api/users/1/comments
→ \ApiModule\CommentsPresenter::actionRead|actionCreate|actionUpdate|actionDelete
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
associations = array(
users => 1
)
data = ""
query = array(0)
URL: /api/users/123/comments/456
→ \ApiModule\CommentsPresenter::actionRead|actionCreate|actionUpdate|actionDelete
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
id = 456
associations = array(
users => 123
)
data = ""
query = array(0)
URL: /api/users/1/blogs/2/comments
→ \ApiModule\CommentsPresenter::actionRead|actionCreate|actionUpdate|actionDelete
HTTP HEADER Accept: application/json
Method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Request body: Empty
Params:
format = json
id = 1
associations = array(
users => 1
blogs => 2
)
data = ""
query = array(0)
File uploads:
RestRoute reads standard PHP input and data puts to $data
param in action. This is fit for one file upload or upload with chunks because it is a RAW data.
For multiple file upload RestRoute just set files when creates \Nette\Application\Request
. In presenter just inject \Nette\Application\Request
service and use these files.
class FooPresenter { /** @var \Nette\Application\Request @inject */ public $request; public function actionCreate () { $files = $this->request->getFiles(); } }
##Overriding methods PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Methods PUT
, PATCH
and DELETE
can be overriden via:
HTTP header X-HTTP-Method-Override
Example:
X-HTTP-Method-Override: <PUT|PATCH|DELETE>
Query param __method
Example:
?__method=<PUT|PATCH|DELETE>
##Development
RestRoute is developed in Docker container via docker-compose
command.
Example:
$ docker-compose run --rm default install # install deps via composer $ docker-compose run --rm default # runs tests in container
Attach to container:
$ docker-compose run --rm default bash # runs bash in container and attach tty