function testParameter()
{
$r = new Rest\Server();
$r->setParameter("foo", "bar");
$this->assertEqual($r->getParameter("foo"), "bar");
}
// The handler can be a closure receiving the server instance
// Or your own Controller that implements RestController
$server->addMap("GET", "/", function ($server) {
// This class will redirect to index.html
return new Rest\Controller\Redirect("index.html");
}, array("*", "text/html"));
// The last parameter on the mapping can override server accepted mimes
$server->addMap("GET", "/index", function ($server) {
// For the root access we will present the user interface
// For this we have a dummy view that just loads up a php file
return new Rest\View\Generic("ui.php");
}, array("text/html"));
// Here we map POST /users to user creation function
$server->addMap("POST", "/users", function ($server) {
// Again we recover set global items
$db = $server->getParameter("db");
$salt = $server->getParameter("salt");
// The full request of the user, including headers and post/put data
// Is available on the RestRequest object, accesible using
// The getRequest() method of the server
$user = json_decode($server->getRequest()->getBody());
// This is the raw body of the request
// We them test if it's unique
$unique = $db->prepare("select count(*) from users where login = ?");
$unique->execute(array($user->login));
// If not we foward the server to the BadRequest handler
if ($unique->fetchColumn(0) != 0) {
new \Rest\Controller\BadRequest();
}
// Them we really insert it
$insert = $db->prepare("insert into users (login, password, name) values (?,?,?)");
