README.md

Controllers

Actions

Each actions is prefixed with request method and suffixed with 'Action'. For example, when user makes GET request on foo action, getFooAction() is called.

Middlewares

Middlewares are nothing else than simple filters or commands that get executed before controller action gets called. You can use them for restricting access, check for autologin cookie, log requests or in any other way. All you have to do is implement execute(callable $next) method and return $next() if you want to continue with execution.

With bottom example we restrict remote access and allow only access from localhost.

class RestrictAccess {
    public function execute() {
        if (server('REMOTE_ADDR') === '127.0.0.1') {
            return $next();
        }
        
        throw new Exception('Invalid access');
    }
}

They can be defined on application / provider level:

public function middlewares() {
    return [
        RestrictAccess::class,
    ];
}

... or on route level:

public function routes() {
    return [
    'route' => route('/route', 'action', Controller::class)
                ->middlewares([RestrictAccess::class]):
    ];
}

Afterwares

The only difference with middlewares is that afterwares gets executed after controller action. Afterwares could be used for logging or enriching responses.

class LogEmptyRequest {
    public function execute() {
        $output = response()->getOutput();
        if ($output) {
            Foo::bar();
        }
        return $next();
    }
}