Simple RESTful API in PHP, easy to import and set up. It handles all the main types of http requests using a RESTful approach. Designed for SQL database.
All the main functionalities come from the /config/database.php file. You first need to add your configuration parameters at the beginning of this file.
Then you will create an object file in the /objects directory. This file will be the class from which you will write and run all the queries related to the object itself. The file needs a $conn variable and a constuctor to initialize the connection to the database (check out /objects/collection.php for a concrete example). You will then write all your queries into their own functions.
Finally, you should create a directory with the same name of the object. Each file inside this directory will be an endpoint for your api calls. You should take a look at the /collection/get-all-collection.php file for an example on how to structure the file. You first import the config files (the object and the type of request config file (GET, POST, PUT[update], DELETE). Then you retrieve the call parameters and launch the query from the object file. The api will respond based on the result received from the database.
- PHP 7.0
- v1.0.0 - 03 September 2019
- Sandro Maglione
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