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In Slim is it possible to get the current route within middleware? class Auth extends \Slim\Middleware{ public function call(){ $currentRoute = $this->app->getRoute(); // Something like this? } } I know you can call $app->router()->getCurrentRoute() after the slim.before.dispatch hook is called, but when you call this from middleware it returns a non-object. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Steve Whitfield Yes and no. If you look at the source code for Slim, you will see that registered Middlewares are called in LIFO order when the Slim::run method is called, and then Slim runs it's own

How I can get all get/ put/ post variables like in Slim 2 for Slim 3? Slim 2, $allGetVars = $app->request->get(); $allPutVars = $app->request->put(); $allPostVars = $app->request->post(); How can I do that in Slim 3? And, for example, http://example.com/books/1?title=hello&content=world How can I get the params in title and content in Slim 3 now? Slim 2, $title = $app->request->get('title'); $content = $app->request->get('content'); How can I do that in Slim 3? Get all get/put/post parameters: //GET $allGetVars = $request->getQueryParams(); foreach($allGetVars as $key => $param){ //GET

I'm trying to get an understanding of how Backbone.js , Slim PHP and Paris/Idiorm might work together and I'm having trouble completing the flow, starting with model attribute data, all the way to the database. PROBLEM: What exactly gets sent to my server when I do model.save() ? Client-side: Backbone.js var Donut = Backbone.Model.extend({ defaults: { name: null, sparkles: false, creamFilled: false }, url: function() { return '/donut'; } }); var bostonCream = new Donut({ name: 'Bawston Cream', sparkles: true, creamFilled: true }); bostonCreme.save(); // <-- Problem: Not sure what & format this

Is there some pattern of routes and how to write the structure using SlimPhp? Like, I made a api folder with a index.php to store ALL my routes: $app->get('/api/shirt/{id}', function (Request $request, Response $response) { //CODE }); $app->get('/api/some-other-endpoint/{id}', function (Request $request, Response $response) //CODE }); But after some time, I realized that my index file will get pretty big. So, how can I manage my endpoint routes? Using classes, controllers, actions? Where can I find documentation about these particular concepts? I'm using controller's (named Action's in this

I'm writing a REST API with Slim. I have written a small middleware to protect the resources so only authenticated users will be able to access them: <?php class SecurityMiddleware extends \Slim\Middleware { protected $resource; public function __construct($resource) { $this->resource = $resource; } public function call() { //get a reference to application $app = $this->app; //skip routes that are exceptionally allowed without an access token: $publicRoutes = ["/","/login","/about"]; if (in_array($app->request()->getPathInfo(),publicRoutes)){ $this->next->call(); //let go } else { //Validate:

Problem Statement I'm currently working on an internal RESTful API, and I'm using our main domain name as an environment identifier. However, I noticed that Slim does not like it at all for a route to have dot in there. Sample case I have a local web server running using PHP's built-in webserver, and I invoked php -S 0.0.0.0:5000 to get it running. Once the web server is up, I have a simple 'hello world' on the index page. Everything's working fine and dandy. I then set up a route as following: $app->get('/:domain/:id', function($domain, $id) { echo $domain . ' ' . $id; } With this, I set up

How can I define multiple routes that use the same anonymous callback? $app->get('/first_route',function() { //Do stuff }); $app->get('/second_route',function() { //Do same stuff }); I know I can use a reference to a function which would work, but I'd prefer a solution for using the anonymous function to be consistent with the rest of the codebase. So basically, what I'm looking for is a way of doing something like this: $app->get(['/first_route','/second_route'],function() { //Do same stuff for both routes }); ~ OR ~ $app->get('/first_route',function() use($app) { $app->get('/second_route');/