/** * Get Scheme (https or http) * * @return string * @api */ public function getScheme() { $isHttps = false; if ($this->headers->has('X_FORWARDED_PROTO') === true) { $headerValue = $this->headers->get('X_FORWARDED_PROTO'); $isHttps = strtolower($headerValue) === 'https'; } else { $headerValue = $this->env->get('HTTPS'); $isHttps = empty($headerValue) === false && $headerValue !== 'off'; } return $isHttps ? 'https' : 'http'; }
/** * Does this request have a given header? * * @param string $name * @return bool * @api */ public function hasHeader($name) { return $this->headers->has($name); }
/** * Delete HTTP cookie header * * This method will construct and set the HTTP `Set-Cookie` header to invalidate * a client-side HTTP cookie. If a cookie with the same name (and, optionally, domain) * is already set in the HTTP response, it will also be removed. Slim uses this method * instead of PHP's native `setcookie` method. This allows more control of the HTTP header * irrespective of PHP's native implementation's dependency on PHP versions. * * This method accepts the \Slim\Http\Headers object by reference as its * first argument; this method directly modifies this object instead of * returning a value. * * @param \Slim\Interfaces\Http\HeadersInterface $headers * @param string $name * @param array $value * @api */ public function deleteHeader(HeadersInterface &$headers, $name, $value = array()) { $crumbs = $headers->has('Set-Cookie') ? explode("\n", $headers->get('Set-Cookie')) : array(); $cookies = array(); foreach ($crumbs as $crumb) { if (isset($value['domain']) && $value['domain']) { $regex = sprintf('@%s=.*domain=%s@', urlencode($name), preg_quote($value['domain'])); } else { $regex = sprintf('@%s=@', urlencode($name)); } if (preg_match($regex, $crumb) === 0) { $cookies[] = $crumb; } } if (!empty($cookies)) { $headers->set('Set-Cookie', implode("\n", $cookies)); } else { $headers->remove('Set-Cookie'); } $this->setHeader($headers, $name, array_merge(array('value' => '', 'path' => null, 'domain' => null, 'expires' => time() - 100), $value)); }