RMMSecurity/veneer

Create a file named "hello.php" with the following contents :

<?php
namespace veneer\endpoint\hello;
class v1 extends \veneer\call
{
    public $get = array('/:name' => 'hello');
    public function hello($args)
    {
        return $this->response->set("Hello, {$args['name']}!", 200);
    }
}
?>

And a file called "run.php" with these contents:

<?php
require 'veneer/veneer.php';
require 'hello.php';
\veneer\app::listen();
?>

Run this command :

$ php run.php
veneer\http\server : Validating PHP environment...
veneer\http\server : Found endpoint: v1/hello
veneer\http\server : Listening on 0.0.0.0:8080

Then try out your new API :

$ curl http://localhost:8080/v1/hello/world
"Hello, world!"

FAQ

How can I get the output in another format?

$ curl http://localhost:8080/v1/hello/world?format=json
$ curl -H 'format: json' http://localhost:8080/v1/hello/world

The default serialization type is json, but you can configure that by calling \veneer\app::set_default('output_handler', 'xyz'), where xyz is any other output handler. You can also change the parameter that indicates the output handler by calling \veneer\app::set_default('output_handler_param', 'xyz'), where xyz is the parameter name. Other built-in handlers include serialize, plain, and html. You can easily add to the available output handlers. Take a look in veneer/output/handler/* for some examples.

How can I use this under Apache, Nginx, Lighttpd, or web server x?

Rewrite all requests to your run.php file (or whatever you called it)

Apache

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ run.php [QSA]

Nginx

rewrite ^ run.php?$args? ;

lighttpd

url.rewrite = (
  "^(.*)$" => "run.php$1"
)

run.php file

<?php
require 'veneer/veneer.php';
require 'hello.php';
// Note this call to run(), not listen()
\veneer\app::run();
?>

What about some more advanced features?

This readme is kept to a minimum. You can read about some more advanced functionality by reading the wiki

Build it into an RPM

If you use a RedHat-based distribution, you can easily build a shared installation of veneer into an RPM by following these steps:

Download a release and name the archive veneer.tar.gz:

curl -o veneer.tar.gz https://github.com/ryanuber/veneer/archive/master.tar.gz

Build it with rpmbuild:

rpmbuild -tb veneer.tar.gz

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