README

This library routes HTTP requests to operationIds in your OpenAPI specification. To make sure it runs quickly we've used techniques inspired by Nikita Popov and Nicolas Grekas.

Requirements

• A valid OpenAPI specification.
• An operationId on all Operation Objects so that each route is uniquely identifiable.

Rules

Naming Conventions

• Forward slashes at the end of a server url will be ignored since paths MUST begin with a forward slash.
• Dynamic paths which are identical other than the variable names MUST NOT exist.

Routing Priorities

• Static urls MUST be prioritized over dynamic urls.
• Longer urls are prioritized over shorter urls.
• Hosted servers will be prioritized over hostless servers.

Installation

composer require membrane/openapi-router 

Quick Start

To read routes dynamically, you can do the following:

<?php use Membrane\OpenAPIRouter\Reader\OpenAPIFileReader;use Membrane\OpenAPIRouter\RouteCollector;use Membrane\OpenAPIRouter\Router; $openApi = (new OpenAPIFileReader())->readFromAbsoluteFilePath('/app/petstore.yaml'); $routeCollection = (new RouteCollector())->collect($openApi); $router = new Router($routeCollection); $requestedOperationId = $router->route('http://petstore.swagger.io/v1/pets', 'get'); echo $requestedOperationId; // listPets

Caching Routes

Run the following console command to cache the routes from your OpenAPI, to avoid reading your OpenAPI file everytime:

membrane:router:generate-routes <openapi-filepath> <destination-filepath> 

<?php use Membrane\OpenAPIRouter\Router; $routeCollection = include '/app/cache/routes.php'; $router = new Router($routeCollection); $requestedOperationId = $router->route('http://petstore.swagger.io/v1/pets', 'get'); echo $requestedOperationId; // listPets