require '../vendor/autoload.php';
/**
* the collection you want to send out
*
* normally, you'd fetch this from a database
*/
require 'dataset.php';
$users = array(new user(1), new user(2), new user(42));
$collection = array();
foreach ($users as $user) {
$resource = new jsonapi\resource($type = 'user', $user->id);
$resource->set_self_link('/user/' . $user->id);
$resource->fill_data($user);
if ($user->id == 42) {
$ship = new jsonapi\resource('ship', 5);
$ship->add_data('name', 'Heart of Gold');
$ship->set_self_link('/ship/5');
$resource->add_relation('ship', $ship);
}
$collection[] = $resource;
}
/**
* building up the json response
*
* you can set arrays, single data points, or whole objects
* objects are converted into arrays using their public keys
*/
$jsonapi = new jsonapi\collection($type = 'user');
$jsonapi->fill_collection($collection);
/**
* sending the response
<?php
use alsvanzelf\jsonapi;
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
error_reporting(-1);
require '../vendor/autoload.php';
/**
* the resource you want to send out
*
* normally, you'd fetch this from a database
*/
require 'dataset.php';
$user = new user(42);
/**
* building up the json response
*
* you can set arrays, single data points, or whole objects
* objects are converted into arrays using their public keys
*/
$jsonapi = new jsonapi\resource($type = 'user', $user->id);
$jsonapi->fill_data($user);
$jsonapi->add_data('location', $user->get_current_location());
/**
* sending the response
*/
$jsonapi->send_response();
