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horde / http_server
HTTP Request Handling Library adhering to PSR-15 standard. This evolved out of horde/controller.
v1.0.0alpha1
2021-10-12 00:00 UTC
Requires
- php: ^7 || ^8
- horde/exception: ^3
- horde/http: ^3
- psr/http-server-handler: ^1
- psr/http-server-middleware: ^1
Requires (Dev)
- horde/test: ^3
Suggests
- ext-mbstring: *
- ext-zlib: *
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-10-26 19:05:29 UTC
README
The horde\http_server is an implementation of PSR-15. Together with horde\http, it provides all the necessary building blocks needed for a standalone website, a slim API microframework or for fullstack horde applications. The http_server library has evolved out of efforts to modernize the horde/controller library and accompanying core components.
Usage
See examples/ folder
Design goals
MVP
- horde/http_server aims at having few dependencies and subdependencies.
- Keep all the deeper Horde relations somewhere else
- Strict, simple implementation of a PSR-15 (middleware standard) ecosystem
- Through horde\http, adhere to PSR-7 (request/response standard), PSR-17 (request/response factories) and PSR-18 (HTTP client)
- allow opening the Horde ecosystem to external middleware vendors (avoid NIH)
Stretch Goals
- Support a PSR-3 logger (once we have one in the ecosystem)
- Passing external compliance tests (which?)
Non-Goals
- Backward compatibility with horde/controller (that library should offer a wrapper middleware instead)
- Advanced Routing (Integration should be done either in the router library or in a router middleware package)
- horde/core integration (That should be the job of horde/core or a separate package)
- httplug extensions