Hello World Example PHP >= 5.4
Basic hello world example to get started with Restler 5.
This API Server is made using the following php files/folders
- index.php (gateway)
- Say.php (api)
- restler.php (framework)
- JsonFormat.php (format)
This API Server exposes the following URIs
GET say/hello ⇠ Say::hello()
GET say/hi ⇠ Say::hi()
Note:- If you have used Restler 2 before, you will wonder why the generated routes are lesser with Restler 5. Look at Routes example to understand.
Try the following links in your browser
- GET say/hello
-
"Hello world!"
- GET say/hello?to=R.Arul%20Kumaran
"Hello R.Arul Kumaran!"
- GET say/hi?to=restler3.1
-
"Hi restler3.1!"
- GET index.php/say/hello
-
"Hello world!"
- GET index.php/say/hello?to=R.Arul%20Kumaran
"Hello R.Arul Kumaran!"
- GET index.php/say/hi?to=restler3.1
-
"Hi restler3.1!"
If the above links fail, it could be due to missing .htaccess
file or URL
Rewriting is not supported in your server. If you are on Apache Server, make sure
AllowOverride
is set to All
instead of None
in the httpd.conf
file.
In case you could not get URL Rewriting to work, try the following links instead
We expect the following behaviour from this example.
@example1 @helloworld
Feature: Testing Helloworld Example
Scenario: Saying Hello world
When I request "examples/_001_helloworld/say/hello"
Then the response status code should be 200
And the response is JSON
And the type is "string"
And the value equals "Hello world!"
Scenario: Saying Hello Restler
Given that "to" is set to "Restler"
When I request "examples/_001_helloworld/say/hello{?to}"
Then the response status code should be 200
And the response is JSON
And the type is "string"
And the value equals "Hello Restler!"
Scenario: Saying
When I request "examples/_001_helloworld/say"
Then the response status code should be 404
And the response is JSON
And the type is "array"
Scenario: Saying Hi
When I request "examples/_001_helloworld/say/hi"
Then the response status code should be 400
And the response is JSON
And the type is "array"
Scenario: Saying Hi Arul
Given that "to" is set to "Arul"
When I request "examples/_001_helloworld/say/hi{?to}"
Then the response status code should be 200
And the response is JSON
And the type is "string"
And the value equals "Hi Arul!"
It can be tested by running the following command on terminal/command line
from the project root (where the vendor folder resides). Make sure base_url
in behat.yml
is updated according to your web server.
vendor/bin/behat features/examples/_001_helloworld.feature