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SLIM FRAMEWORK
Download & Install. We recommend you install the Slim Framework with the Composer dependency manager. The easiest way to start working with Slim is to create a project using Slim-Skeleton as a base by running this bash command: $ php composer.phar SLIM 3 DOCUMENTATIONWEB SERVERS
PHP built-in server. Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: php -S localhost:8888 -t public public/index.php. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. ROUTING - SLIM FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON SLIMFRAMEWORK.COM FIRST APPLICATION WALKTHROUGHWEB SERVERS
Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: cd public/ php -S localhost:8888. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. Warning: The built-in web server was designed to aid application development. DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses a dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 or the Container-Interop interface. You can use Slim’s built-in container (based on Pimple ) or third-party containers like Acclimate or PHP-DI. PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
SETTING UP CORS
The simple solution. For simple CORS requests, the server only needs to add the following header to its response: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: , The following code should enable lazy CORS. Add the following route as the last route: UPLOADING FILES USING POST FORMS Figure 1: Example HTML form for file uploads. Uploaded files can be moved to a directory using the moveTo method. Below is an example application that handles the uploaded files ofSLIM FRAMEWORK
Download & Install. We recommend you install the Slim Framework with the Composer dependency manager. The easiest way to start working with Slim is to create a project using Slim-Skeleton as a base by running this bash command: $ php composer.phar SLIM 3 DOCUMENTATIONWEB SERVERS
PHP built-in server. Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: php -S localhost:8888 -t public public/index.php. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. ROUTING - SLIM FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON SLIMFRAMEWORK.COM FIRST APPLICATION WALKTHROUGHWEB SERVERS
Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: cd public/ php -S localhost:8888. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. Warning: The built-in web server was designed to aid application development. DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses a dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 or the Container-Interop interface. You can use Slim’s built-in container (based on Pimple ) or third-party containers like Acclimate or PHP-DI. PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
SETTING UP CORS
The simple solution. For simple CORS requests, the server only needs to add the following header to its response: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: , The following code should enable lazy CORS. Add the following route as the last route: UPLOADING FILES USING POST FORMS Figure 1: Example HTML form for file uploads. Uploaded files can be moved to a directory using the moveTo method. Below is an example application that handles the uploaded files of SLIM 4 DOCUMENTATION Slim is an ideal tool to create APIs that consume, repurpose, or publish data. Slim is also a great tool for rapid prototyping. Heck, you can even build full-featured web applications with user interfaces. More importantly, Slim is super fast and has very little code. At its core, Slim is a dispatcher that receives an HTTP request,invokes an
DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses a dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 or the Container-Interop interface. You can use Slim’s built-in container (based on Pimple ) or third-party containers like Acclimate or PHP-DI.UPGRADE GUIDE
Changes to Routing components. The Router component from Slim 3 has been split into multiple different components in order to decouple FastRoute from the App core and offer more flexibility to the end user. It has been split into RouteCollector, RouteParser and RouteResolver.Those 3 components can all have their respective interfaces which you can implement on your own and inject into the AppWEB SERVERS
Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: cd public/ php -S localhost:8888. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. Warning: The built-in web server was designed to aid application development. PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
USING ELOQUENT WITH SLIM Configure Eloquent. Add the database settings to Slim’s settings array. Figure 2: Settings array. In your dependencies.php or wherever you add your Service Factories: Figure 3: Configure Eloquent.CSRF PROTECTION
CSRF Protection. Slim 3 uses the optional standalone slimphp/Slim-Csrf PHP component to protect your application from CSRF (cross-site request forgery). This component generates a unique token per request that validates subsequent POST requests from client-side HTML forms. DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses an optional dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 like PHP-DI. TRAILING / IN ROUTE PATTERNS Trailing / in route patterns. Slim treats a URL pattern with a trailing slash as different to one without. That is, /user and /user/ are different and so can have different callbacks attached. For GET requests a permanent redirect is fine, but for other request methods like POST or PUT the browser will send the second request with the GETmethod.
RETRIEVING CURRENT ROUTE Retrieving Current Route. If you ever need to get access to the current route within your application all you have to do is call the request class’ getAttribute method with an argument of 'route' and it will return the current route, which is an instance of the Slim\Route class. From there you can get the route’s name by usinggetName () or
SLIM FRAMEWORK
Download & Install. We recommend you install the Slim Framework with the Composer dependency manager. The easiest way to start working with Slim is to create a project using Slim-Skeleton as a base by running this bash command: $ php composer.phar SLIM 3 DOCUMENTATIONWEB SERVERS
PHP built-in server. Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: php -S localhost:8888 -t public public/index.php. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. ROUTING - SLIM FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON SLIMFRAMEWORK.COM FIRST APPLICATION WALKTHROUGH DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses a dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 or the Container-Interop interface. You can use Slim’s built-in container (based on Pimple ) or third-party containers like Acclimate or PHP-DI.WEB SERVERS
Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: cd public/ php -S localhost:8888. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. Warning: The built-in web server was designed to aid application development.SETTING UP CORS
The simple solution. For simple CORS requests, the server only needs to add the following header to its response: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: , The following code should enable lazy CORS. Add the following route as the last route: PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
UPLOADING FILES USING POST FORMS Figure 1: Example HTML form for file uploads. Uploaded files can be moved to a directory using the moveTo method. Below is an example application that handles the uploaded files ofSLIM FRAMEWORK
Download & Install. We recommend you install the Slim Framework with the Composer dependency manager. The easiest way to start working with Slim is to create a project using Slim-Skeleton as a base by running this bash command: $ php composer.phar SLIM 3 DOCUMENTATIONWEB SERVERS
PHP built-in server. Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: php -S localhost:8888 -t public public/index.php. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. ROUTING - SLIM FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON SLIMFRAMEWORK.COM FIRST APPLICATION WALKTHROUGH DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses a dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 or the Container-Interop interface. You can use Slim’s built-in container (based on Pimple ) or third-party containers like Acclimate or PHP-DI.WEB SERVERS
Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: cd public/ php -S localhost:8888. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. Warning: The built-in web server was designed to aid application development.SETTING UP CORS
The simple solution. For simple CORS requests, the server only needs to add the following header to its response: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: , The following code should enable lazy CORS. Add the following route as the last route: PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
UPLOADING FILES USING POST FORMS Figure 1: Example HTML form for file uploads. Uploaded files can be moved to a directory using the moveTo method. Below is an example application that handles the uploaded files of SLIM 4 DOCUMENTATION Slim is an ideal tool to create APIs that consume, repurpose, or publish data. Slim is also a great tool for rapid prototyping. Heck, you can even build full-featured web applications with user interfaces. More importantly, Slim is super fast and has very little code. At its core, Slim is a dispatcher that receives an HTTP request,invokes an
FIRST APPLICATION WALKTHROUGH We just pasted a load of code let’s take a look at what it does. The use statements at the top of the script are just bringing the Request and Response classes into our script so we don’t have to refer to them by their long-winded names. Slim framework supports PSR-7 which is the PHP standard for HTTP messaging, so you’ll notice as you build your application that the Request andUPGRADE GUIDE
Changes to Routing components. The Router component from Slim 3 has been split into multiple different components in order to decouple FastRoute from the App core and offer more flexibility to the end user. It has been split into RouteCollector, RouteParser and RouteResolver.Those 3 components can all have their respective interfaces which you can implement on your own and inject into the AppWEB SERVERS
Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: cd public/ php -S localhost:8888. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. Warning: The built-in web server was designed to aid application development. PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
USING ELOQUENT WITH SLIM Configure Eloquent. Add the database settings to Slim’s settings array. Figure 2: Settings array. In your dependencies.php or wherever you add your Service Factories: Figure 3: Configure Eloquent.CSRF PROTECTION
CSRF Protection. Slim 3 uses the optional standalone slimphp/Slim-Csrf PHP component to protect your application from CSRF (cross-site request forgery). This component generates a unique token per request that validates subsequent POST requests from client-side HTML forms. DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses an optional dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 like PHP-DI. TRAILING / IN ROUTE PATTERNS Trailing / in route patterns. Slim treats a URL pattern with a trailing slash as different to one without. That is, /user and /user/ are different and so can have different callbacks attached. For GET requests a permanent redirect is fine, but for other request methods like POST or PUT the browser will send the second request with the GETmethod.
RETRIEVING CURRENT ROUTE Retrieving Current Route. If you ever need to get access to the current route within your application all you have to do is call the request class’ getAttribute method with an argument of 'route' and it will return the current route, which is an instance of the Slim\Route class. From there you can get the route’s name by usinggetName () or
SLIM FRAMEWORK
Download & Install. We recommend you install the Slim Framework with the Composer dependency manager. The easiest way to start working with Slim is to create a project using Slim-Skeleton as a base by running this bash command: $ php composer.phar SLIM 3 DOCUMENTATIONWEB SERVERS
PHP built-in server. Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: php -S localhost:8888 -t public public/index.php. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses a dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 or the Container-Interop interface. You can use Slim’s built-in container (based on Pimple ) or third-party containers like Acclimate or PHP-DI. ROUTING - SLIM FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON SLIMFRAMEWORK.COM PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
RESPONSE - SLIM FRAMEWORK Figure 2: Inject PSR-7 response into application middleware. The Response Status. Every HTTP response has a numeric status code.The status code identifies the type of HTTP response to be returned to the client. The PSR-7 Response object’s default status code is 200 (OK). You can get the PSR-7 Response object’s status code with the getStatusCode() method like this.SETTING UP CORS
The simple solution. For simple CORS requests, the server only needs to add the following header to its response: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: , The following code should enable lazy CORS. Add the following route as the last route:CSRF PROTECTION
CSRF Protection. Slim 3 uses the optional standalone slimphp/Slim-Csrf PHP component to protect your application from CSRF (cross-site request forgery). This component generates a unique token per request that validates subsequent POST requests from client-side HTML forms. UPLOADING FILES USING POST FORMS Figure 1: Example HTML form for file uploads. Uploaded files can be moved to a directory using the moveTo method. Below is an example application that handles the uploaded files ofSLIM FRAMEWORK
Download & Install. We recommend you install the Slim Framework with the Composer dependency manager. The easiest way to start working with Slim is to create a project using Slim-Skeleton as a base by running this bash command: $ php composer.phar SLIM 3 DOCUMENTATIONWEB SERVERS
PHP built-in server. Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: php -S localhost:8888 -t public public/index.php. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. DEPENDENCY CONTAINER Dependency Container. Slim uses a dependency container to prepare, manage, and inject application dependencies. Slim supports containers that implement PSR-11 or the Container-Interop interface. You can use Slim’s built-in container (based on Pimple ) or third-party containers like Acclimate or PHP-DI. ROUTING - SLIM FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON SLIMFRAMEWORK.COM PUT - SLIM FRAMEWORK PUT. Use the Slim application’s put () method to map a callback function to a resource URI that is requested with the HTTP PUT method. In this example, an HTTP PUT request for “/books/1” will invoke the associated callback function, passing “1” as the callback function’s argument. The first argument of the Slim application’sput
RESPONSE - SLIM FRAMEWORK Figure 2: Inject PSR-7 response into application middleware. The Response Status. Every HTTP response has a numeric status code.The status code identifies the type of HTTP response to be returned to the client. The PSR-7 Response object’s default status code is 200 (OK). You can get the PSR-7 Response object’s status code with the getStatusCode() method like this.SETTING UP CORS
The simple solution. For simple CORS requests, the server only needs to add the following header to its response: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: , The following code should enable lazy CORS. Add the following route as the last route:CSRF PROTECTION
CSRF Protection. Slim 3 uses the optional standalone slimphp/Slim-Csrf PHP component to protect your application from CSRF (cross-site request forgery). This component generates a unique token per request that validates subsequent POST requests from client-side HTML forms. UPLOADING FILES USING POST FORMS Figure 1: Example HTML form for file uploads. Uploaded files can be moved to a directory using the moveTo method. Below is an example application that handles the uploaded files of SLIM 3 DOCUMENTATION Slim is an ideal tool to create APIs that consume, repurpose, or publish data. Slim is also a great tool for rapid prototyping. Heck, you can even build full-featured web applications with user interfaces. More importantly, Slim is super fast and has very little code. At its core, Slim is a dispatcher that receives an HTTP request,invokes an
ROUTING - SLIM FRAMEWORK The Slim Framework’s router is built on top of the Fast Route component, and it is remarkably fast and stable. While we are using this component to do all our routing, the app’s core has been entirely decoupled from it and interfaces have been put in place to pave the way for using other routing libraries.CSRF PROTECTION
CSRF Protection. Slim 3 uses the optional standalone slimphp/Slim-Csrf PHP component to protect your application from CSRF (cross-site request forgery). This component generates a unique token per request that validates subsequent POST requests from client-side HTML forms.UPGRADE GUIDE
Hooks. Hooks are no longer part of Slim as of v3. You should consider reimplementing any functionality associated with the default hooks in Slim v2 as middleware instead. If you need the ability to apply custom hooks at arbitrary points in your code (for example, within a route), you should consider a third-party package such as Symfony’s EventDispatcher or Zend Framework’s EventManager.WEB SERVERS
Run the following command in terminal to start localhost web server, assuming ./public/ is public-accessible directory with index.php file: cd public/ php -S localhost:8888. If you are not using index.php as your entry point then change appropriately. Warning: The built-in web server was designed to aid application development. USING ELOQUENT WITH SLIM Configure Eloquent. Add the database settings to Slim’s settings array. Figure 2: Settings array. In your dependencies.php or wherever you add your Service Factories: Figure 3: Configure Eloquent. TRAILING / IN ROUTE PATTERNS Trailing / in route patterns. Slim treats a URL pattern with a trailing slash as different to one without. That is, /user and /user/ are different and so can have different callbacks attached. For GET requests a permanent redirect is fine, but for other request methods like POST or PUT the browser will send the second request with the GETmethod.
HTTP CACHING
Slim 3 uses the optional standalone slimphp/Slim-HttpCache PHP component for HTTP caching. You can use this component to create and return responses that contain Cache, Expires, ETag, and Last-Modified headers that control when and how long application output is retained by client-side caches. You may have to set your php.ini setting “session.cache_limiter” to an empty string in order toCONTENT TYPES
How to Deal with Content-Types. By default Slim does not parse any other content-type other than the standard form data because PHP doesnot support it.
RETRIEVING CURRENT ROUTE Retrieving Current Route. If you ever need to get access to the current route within your application all you have to do is call the request class’ getAttribute method with an argument of 'route' and it will return the current route, which is an instance of the Slim\Route class. From there you can get the route’s name by usinggetName () or
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a micro framework for PHP Slim is a PHP micro framework that helps you quickly write simple yet powerful web applications and APIs.use Psr\Http\Message\ResponseInterface as Response; use Psr\Http\Message\ServerRequestInterface as Request; use Slim\Factory\AppFactory; require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php'; $app = AppFactory::create(); $app->get('/hello/{name}', function (Request $request, Response $response, array $args) { $name = $args;
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We recommend you install the Slim Framework with the Composer dependency manager.
The easiest way to start working with Slim is to create a project using Slim-Skeleton as a base by running this bash command: $ php composer.phar create-project slim/slim-skeleton:dev-master Replace with the desired directory name for your new application.
You can then run it with PHP's built-in webserver: $ cd ; php -S localhost:8080 -t public public/index.php FEATURES
__ HTTP ROUTER
Slim provides a fast and powerful router that maps route callbacks to specific HTTP request methods and URIs. It supports parameters and pattern matching.
__ MIDDLEWARE
Build your application with concentric middleware to tweak the HTTP request and response objects around your Slim app. __ PSR-7 SUPPORT
Slim supports any PSR-7 HTTP message implementation so you may inspect and manipulate HTTP message method, status, URI, headers, cookies, and body.
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