router/slim

Slim Router

v0.0.7 2023-06-06 04:46 UTC

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application with Slim Framework

Installation

Use Composer

Do Composer Require as below

composer require router/slim {version}

Create instance

use \Cs\Router\Util\App as Router;

$app = new Router(
    $containerServices,
    $routes, $cors -> [array] optional
);
$app->run();
Note: The router will support GET|POST|PUT|OPTIONS alone

Create a routes as below and send the routes as array.

-
  url: /test[/{return}] (optional)
  method: get|post|put|head|delete
  routeBeforeInvoke:
    - [class]->[function]
    ...
  invoke: [class]->[function]
  return: json|raw|download (*optional)
  • url is the path of route
  • method is http method like get|post. you can specify it either small or caps
  • routeBeforeInvoke is a special routing like middleware(optional). this is will be invoked before actual method call and the response will to forwared with method|function name as array.
  • invoke is callback placeholder. class is a service name and function is callback method. If you were using DI container then provide full path of the service name.
  • [/{return}] is a optional routing, which is used to return a response as json , raw, download. You can specify it either uri routing or explicitly in array as mentioned above.
  • download is will force the response as downloadable request. Note* its return values should be like below in the response section.

Your service Response should like below

If return type is Download then the method response should be Array like below
[
  'file' => File Content,
  'fileSize' => File Size,
  'ContentType' => mime,
  'fileName' => FileName (in what name it should be downloaded),
  'statusCode' => integer (optional)
]
If return type is Download then the method response should be array like below
[
  'statusCode' => integer (optional),
  'data' => data [array]
]
If return type is raw then the method response should be a string like below
  'response' -> (string)

Example 1

##### specified, routing level return type & routeBeforeIvoke is a kind of middleware it should be called before actual routing method and their reponses are returned in their own method name.
-
  url: /test[/{return}]
  routeBeforeInvoke:
    - test->Validate
    - test->Validate2
  method: post
  invoke: test->welcome
  return: json

req -> /test/json
  * test->Validate get called returns ['Validate' => [response]]
  * test->Validate get called returns  ['Validate' => [response], 'Validate2' => [response]]
  * test->welcome finally called your responses and it should be array of thing bcz, return type is specified as json * [/{return}] -> json * 
  Note* static return type will be overrided by dynamic routing (URI routing).
-
  url: /test/{token}[/{return}]
  method: get
  invoke: test->getData
-
  url: /test/download[/{return}] (You should specify return is download)
  method: get
  invoke: test->getFile

Cors values

 cors:
    allow_credentials: 'true'
    accept_headers: Content-Type, X-Requested-With
    origin:
        - http://domain.name.com

Router request body should like below

Request body -> GET
uri: test/{name}?job=test
method: get
[
  'headers' => [
    'headers'
  ],
  'params' => [
    'name' => 'chella',
    'job' => 'test'
  ]
]
Request body -> POST
uri: test/{name}
method: post
[
  'data' => [
    'post data'
  ],
  'headers' => [
    'headers'
  ],
  'params' => [
    'name' => 'chella
  ]
]
Request body -> PUT
uri: test/{name}
method: put
[
  'data' => 'stream',
  'headers' => [
    'headers'
  ],
  'params' => [
    'name' => 'chella
  ]
]
Request body -> POST
uri: test/{name}
method: post (fileupload)
[
  'data' => [
    'postdata'
  ],
  'headers' => [
    'headers'
  ],
  'params' => [
    'name' => 'chella
  ],
  'files' => [
      [
       'file' => fileStream,
       'name' => fileName,
       'mime' => mediaType,
       'size' => size
      ]
      [
        ...
      ]
  ]
]

Example

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

use EqnComparer\Util\Container;
use \Cs\Router\Util\App as Router;
$yaml = __DIR__ . '/app/Tnq/EqnComparer/Config/Routes.yaml';
$appYaml = __DIR__ . '/app/Tnq/EqnComparer/Config/Config.yaml';
$context = Container::getContext(
    ['routesConfig' => $yaml, 'appConfig' => $appYaml]
);
$routes = $context['routesConfig'];
$cors = $context['appConfig']['cors'];
try {
    $app = new Router([], $context, $routes, $cors);
    $app->run();
}
catch(Exception $e) {
    echo $e->getMessage();
}

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