Talk in English - US at php[tek] 2023
Track Name:
PHPUgly Hall
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/4d704
(QR-Code (opens in new window))
PSR-7 - HTTP Request / Response objects - provides a great set of common interfaces which allow you to leverage different bits of frameworks and component libraries while building web applications. Even better, there are so many implementations, i likely a library you already use has one. However, the general behavior of a PRS-7 implementation isn't tailored to the context of your application. But writing your own request / response implementation just for some syntactic sugar seems like a maintenance headache. Built by the development team at PhoneBurner, HTTP Tortilla is a set of traits that make it easy to wrap any existing PSR-7 implementation and add your own functionality. But that's only where it starts. By providing a simple way to satisfy the interfaces you can now easily give existing classes - like exceptions - PSR-7 abilities.
Comments
Comments are closed.
Great talk and demo. The way that HTTP-Tortilla integrates itself with PSR-7 in such a friction-less manner makes experimenting with its implementation really attractive. Honestly the entire project just goes through determining the resources you need and hydrating them in a completely new fashion for me so there is just a lot of conceptual unpacking I'll be doing for the next several days. Thanks for another great talk