I read the documentation here about creating middleware. But which folder or file i must be create it? Documentation is not contain this information.
Under the src folder i have middleware.php
.
For example i want to get post information like this:
$app->post('/search/{keywords}', function ($request, $response, $args) {
$data = $request->getParsedBody();
//Here is some codes connecting db etc...
return json_encode($query_response);
});
i made this under the routes.php but i want to create class or middleware for this. How can i do? Which folder or file i must be use.
Slim3 does not tie you to a particular folder structure, but it does (rather) assume you use composer and use one of the PSR folder structures.
Personally, that's what I use (well, a simplified version):
in my index file /www/index.php:
include_once '../vendor/autoload.php';
$app = new \My\Slim\Application(include '../DI/services.php', '../config/slim-routes.php');
$app->run();
In /src/My/Slim/Application.php:
class Application extends \Slim\App
{
function __construct($container, $routePath)
{
parent::__construct($container);
include $routePath;
$this->add(new ExampleMiddleWareToBeUsedGlobally());
}
}
I define all the dependency injections in DI/services.php and all the route definitions in config/slim-routes.php. Note that since I include the routes inside the Application constructor, they will have $this refer to the application inside the include file.
Then in DI/services.php you can have something like
$container = new \Slim\Container();
$container['HomeController'] = function ($container) {
return new \My\Slim\Controller\HomeController();
};
return $container;
in config/slim-routes.php something like
$this->get('/', 'HomeController:showHome'); //note the use of $this here, it refers to the Application class as stated above
and finally your controller /src/My/Slim/Controller/HomeController.php
class HomeController extends \My\Slim\Controller\AbstractController
{
function showHome(ServerRequestInterface $request, ResponseInterface $response)
{
return $response->getBody()->write('hello world');
}
}
Also, the best way to return json is with return $response->withJson($toReturn)