How to use MixPHP to develop API interfaces

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MixPHP is a common software based on Swoole. A memory-based PHP high-performance framework, the high-performance features of the framework are very suitable for developing API interfaces, and MixPHP is very close to the traditional MVC framework, so it is very simple to develop interfaces.

The following is a simple example of developing an API interface:

Get an article from thearticlestable throughid.

URL to access this interface:

http://www.e.com/articles/details?id=1

The database table structure is as follows:

CREATE TABLE `articles` ( `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `title` varchar(255) NOT NULL, `content` varchar(255) NOT NULL, `dateline` timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, PRIMARY KEY (`id`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;

Step 1

Modify the database configuration file, MixPHP In the application configuration file, information about the database refers to the common/config/database.php file.

Step 2

Modify the application configuration file:

• Modify the default output format of the Response component to JSON format .

• Modify the 404/500 error output format to JSON format.

The default 404/500 response of the framework is a web page, and the API service needs to respond to JSON data. Usually other traditional MVC frameworks need to modify many places. To meet this requirement, MixPHP itself provides this configuration, and you only need to modify the configuration.

MixPHP's default web application has two configuration files, namely:

• main.php: used when deployed in mix-httpd.

• main_compatible.php: Used when deployed in Apache/PHP-FPM.

When developing API, we recommend developing it under Apache/PHP-FPM, and then deploying it to mix-httpd after going online. Anyway, it will be seamless switching.

Now we modify the defaultFormat key under the response key name to mix\http\Error::FORMAT_JSON, as follows:

// 响应 'response' => [ // 类路径 'class' => 'mix\http\compatible\Response', // 默认输出格式 'defaultFormat' => mix\http\Response::FORMAT_JSON, // json 'json' => [ // 类路径 'class' => 'mix\http\Json', ], // jsonp 'jsonp' => [ // 类路径 'class' => 'mix\http\Jsonp', // callback键名 'name' => 'callback', ], // xml 'xml' => [ // 类路径 'class' => 'mix\http\Xml', ], ],

Then modify the format key under the error key name in the main_compatible.php file to mix\http\Error::FORMAT_JSON, as follows:

// 错误 'error' => [ // 类路径 'class' => 'mix\http\Error', // 输出格式 'format' => mix\http\Error::FORMAT_JSON, ],

Step 3

Create controller:

apps/index/controllers/ArticlesController.php

attributes = Request::get(); $model->setScenario('actionDetails'); if (!$model->validate()) { return ['code' => ErrorCode::INVALID_PARAM]; } // 获取数据 $data = $model->getDetails(); if (!$data) { return ['code' => ErrorCode::ERROR_ID_UNFOUND]; } // 响应 return ['code' => ErrorCode::SUCCESS, 'data' => $data]; } }

Create error code class:

apps/index/messages/ErrorCode.php

      
Create a form validation model:
      
apps/index/models/ArticlesForm.php
      
 ['integer', 'unsigned' => true, 'maxLength' => 10], ]; } // 场景 public function scenarios() { return [ 'actionDetails' => ['required' => ['id']], ]; } // 获取详情 public function getDetails() { return (new ArticlesModel())->getRowById($this->id); } }
      
Create a data table model:
      
apps/common/models/ArticlesModel.php
      
bindParams([ 'id' => $id, ])->queryOne(); return $row; } }
      
The above is the writing of all the code.
      
Step 4
      
Use Postman to test, as follows:
      

      
The interface development and testing is completed, isn’t it very simple?
      
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