framework/src/Api/JsonApiResponse.php

<?php namespace Flarum\Api;

use Tobscure\JsonApi\Document;
use Zend\Diactoros\Response;

class JsonApiResponse extends Response
{
    public function __construct(Document $document)
    {
        parent::__construct('php://memory', 200, ['content-type' => 'application/vnd.api+json']);

        $this->getBody()->write($document);
    }
}
Update API action architecture - An API action handles a Flarum\Api\Request, which is a simple object containing an array of params, the actor, and optionally an HTTP request object - Most API actions use SerializeAction as a base, which parses request input according to the JSON-API spec (creates a JsonApiRequest object), runs the child class method to get data, then serializes it and assigns it to a JsonApiResponse (standard HTTP response with a Tobscure\JsonApi\Document as content) - The JSON-API request input parsing is subject to restrictions as defined by public static properties on the action (i.e. extensible) - Also the actor is given to the serializer instance now, instead of being a static property 2015-05-02 07:26:43 +08:00			`<?php namespace Flarum\Api;`

			`use Tobscure\JsonApi\Document;`
Change API to use PSR-7 style requests and responses This required some interface changes (mostly changing Laravel's or Symfony's request and response classes to those of Zend's Diactoros. Some smaller changes to the execution flow in a few of the abstract action base classes, but nothing substantial. Note: The request and response classes are immutable, so we usually need to return new instances after modifying the old ones. 2015-05-27 06:29:31 +08:00			`use Zend\Diactoros\Response;`
Update API action architecture - An API action handles a Flarum\Api\Request, which is a simple object containing an array of params, the actor, and optionally an HTTP request object - Most API actions use SerializeAction as a base, which parses request input according to the JSON-API spec (creates a JsonApiRequest object), runs the child class method to get data, then serializes it and assigns it to a JsonApiResponse (standard HTTP response with a Tobscure\JsonApi\Document as content) - The JSON-API request input parsing is subject to restrictions as defined by public static properties on the action (i.e. extensible) - Also the actor is given to the serializer instance now, instead of being a static property 2015-05-02 07:26:43 +08:00
			`class JsonApiResponse extends Response`
			`{`
Change API to use PSR-7 style requests and responses This required some interface changes (mostly changing Laravel's or Symfony's request and response classes to those of Zend's Diactoros. Some smaller changes to the execution flow in a few of the abstract action base classes, but nothing substantial. Note: The request and response classes are immutable, so we usually need to return new instances after modifying the old ones. 2015-05-27 06:29:31 +08:00			`public function __construct(Document $document)`
Update API action architecture - An API action handles a Flarum\Api\Request, which is a simple object containing an array of params, the actor, and optionally an HTTP request object - Most API actions use SerializeAction as a base, which parses request input according to the JSON-API spec (creates a JsonApiRequest object), runs the child class method to get data, then serializes it and assigns it to a JsonApiResponse (standard HTTP response with a Tobscure\JsonApi\Document as content) - The JSON-API request input parsing is subject to restrictions as defined by public static properties on the action (i.e. extensible) - Also the actor is given to the serializer instance now, instead of being a static property 2015-05-02 07:26:43 +08:00			`{`
Change API to use PSR-7 style requests and responses This required some interface changes (mostly changing Laravel's or Symfony's request and response classes to those of Zend's Diactoros. Some smaller changes to the execution flow in a few of the abstract action base classes, but nothing substantial. Note: The request and response classes are immutable, so we usually need to return new instances after modifying the old ones. 2015-05-27 06:29:31 +08:00			`parent::__construct('php://memory', 200, ['content-type' => 'application/vnd.api+json']);`
Update API action architecture - An API action handles a Flarum\Api\Request, which is a simple object containing an array of params, the actor, and optionally an HTTP request object - Most API actions use SerializeAction as a base, which parses request input according to the JSON-API spec (creates a JsonApiRequest object), runs the child class method to get data, then serializes it and assigns it to a JsonApiResponse (standard HTTP response with a Tobscure\JsonApi\Document as content) - The JSON-API request input parsing is subject to restrictions as defined by public static properties on the action (i.e. extensible) - Also the actor is given to the serializer instance now, instead of being a static property 2015-05-02 07:26:43 +08:00
Change API to use PSR-7 style requests and responses This required some interface changes (mostly changing Laravel's or Symfony's request and response classes to those of Zend's Diactoros. Some smaller changes to the execution flow in a few of the abstract action base classes, but nothing substantial. Note: The request and response classes are immutable, so we usually need to return new instances after modifying the old ones. 2015-05-27 06:29:31 +08:00			`$this->getBody()->write($document);`
Update API action architecture - An API action handles a Flarum\Api\Request, which is a simple object containing an array of params, the actor, and optionally an HTTP request object - Most API actions use SerializeAction as a base, which parses request input according to the JSON-API spec (creates a JsonApiRequest object), runs the child class method to get data, then serializes it and assigns it to a JsonApiResponse (standard HTTP response with a Tobscure\JsonApi\Document as content) - The JSON-API request input parsing is subject to restrictions as defined by public static properties on the action (i.e. extensible) - Also the actor is given to the serializer instance now, instead of being a static property 2015-05-02 07:26:43 +08:00			`}`
			`}`