* However, by parsing the request querystring's 'type' paramter, it is easy to install
* different response type handlers. Below is an alternate csv handler.
*/
$app->after(function () use($app) {
// OPTIONS have no body, send the headers, exit
if ($app->request->getMethod() == 'OPTIONS') {
$app->response->setStatusCode('200', 'OK');
$app->response->send();
return;
}
// Respond by default as JSON
if (!$app->request->get('format') || $app->request->get('format') == 'json') {
// Results returned from the route's controller. All Controllers should return an array
$records = $app->getReturnedValue();
$response = new \Api\Responses\JSONResponse();
$response->useEnvelope(true)->convertSnakeCase(false)->send($records);
return;
} else {
if ($app->request->get('format') == 'javascript') {
// Results returned from the route's controller. All Controllers should return an array
$records = $app->getReturnedValue();
$response = new \Api\Responses\JavascriptResponse();
$response->useEnvelope(true)->convertSnakeCase(false)->send($records);
return;
} else {
if ($app->request->get('format') == 'csv') {
$records = $app->getReturnedValue();
$response = new \Api\Responses\CSVResponse();
$response->useHeaderRow(true)->send($records);
return;
} else {
