rest-recipes

Router

Routes a request to specific endpoint and extracts variables.

A route must begin with '/'.

The order of the parameters of the route and the parameters of the routeFunction should be the same.

The order of routes must be in a order like:

• /recipe/
• /recipe/create (e.g. default data and id as response)
• /recipe/create/<name> (specific name for creation and id as response)
• /recipe/<id>
• /recipe/<id>/export
• /recipe/<id>/<someVar>

Usage

<?php
/**
 * api.php
 *
 * @version 0.1
 *
 */

require_once "RestRecipes/autoload.php";

use RestRecipes\Router;

$app = new Router();

// Index
$app->route("/recipe/", "GET", function() {
    
});

// Detail
$app->route("/recipe/<id>", "GET", function($id) {
    
});

// Modify Object
$app->route("/recipe/<id>", "PUT", function($id, $data) {
    
});


try {
    $app->run();
} catch (RuntimeException $e) {
    // Show some information that no API endpoint was called
}

The default querySelector of the Router class is $q. You can call the api like this:

GET api.php?q=/recipe/
GET api.php?q=/recipe/3

AuthenticationProvider

The AuthenticationProvider allows to check certain security options.

Usage

<?php
/**
 * api.php
 *
 * @version 0.1
 *
 */

require_once "RestRecipes/autoload.php";

use RestRecipes\Router;
use RestRecipes\AuthenticationProvider;

$security = new AuthenticationProvider(AuthenticationProvider::AUTH_HTTP_BASIC);
$app = new Router();


// Secure API route
$app->route("/secure/", "GET", function() {
    $security->setHttpBasicAuthenticationCredentials("user", "password");
    
    if (!$security->authenticate())
        return false;
});

// Index
$app->route("/recipe/", "GET", function() {
    
});

// Detail
$app->route("/recipe/<id>", "GET", function($id) {
    
});

try {
    $app->run();
} catch (RuntimeException $e) {
    // Show some information that no API endpoint was called
}