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This package provides various classes that help convert a PSR representation of an HTTP request into other forms useful for an API server.

For example, the HttpToZend class will convert HTTP parameters into a database query that can be passed to your model for serving up information or carrying out actions.

Install

Coming soon! For now, feel free to clone this repository.

HttpToZend

Supported GET Parameters / request methods

Parameter Request Method Value
fields SELECT String
filter DELETE, SELECT, PATCH, PUT JSON
orderby SELECT JSON
limit SELECT Integer
offset SELECT Integer

Fields

fields=ID, Name

Filter

filter={
    "ID": {
        "$gte" : 4
    },
    "Name": "Example"
}

Supported Filters

Name Key Value
Greater Than $gt Integer
Greater Than or Equal To $gte Integer
In $in Array
Not In $nin Array
Like $like String
Not Like $nlike String
Less Than $lt Integer
Less Than or Equal To $lte Integer
Not $not String

Order By

orderby={
    "Name": "ASC",
    "ID": "DESC"
}

Limit

limit=20

Offset

offset=20

Example

This example uses Slim Framework and converts a GET request into a database select query.

<?php

// Provides composer dependencies.
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

// Start our Slim app.
$App = new Slim\App([
    'settings'  => [
        'displayErrorDetails' => true
    ]
]);

// Add a database connection to our application container.
$Container = $App->getContainer();

$Container['DB'] = function ( $Container )
{
    // Setup our query adapter.
    $Adapter = new Zend\Db\Adapter\Adapter([
        'database'  => 'Example',
        'driver'    => 'Mysqli',
        'host'      => 'localhost',
        'password'  => '',
        'username'  => 'ExampleUser'
    ]);

    // Now setup our sql object.
    return new Zend\Db\Sql\Sql( $Adapter );
};

// Setup our API route.
$App->get('/', function ( $Request, $Response ) use ( $Container )
{
    // Parse any filters, etc.
    $Parser = new AidanCasey\HttpParser\HttpToZend();
    $Select = $Parser->ConvertHttpRequest( $Request );
    
    // Prepare a query for the database.
    $Statement  = $Container['DB']->prepareStatementForSqlObject(
        $Select->from('ExampleTable')
    );

    // Now execute that query.
    $Result     = $Statement->execute();
});

// Run our Slim app.
$App->run();