A simple URI builder in PHP that is slightly opinionated
The purpose of this package is to provide a fluent interface to build JSON:API compliant URI strings.
Using the built in parse_url
in PHP will produce the following output:
[
"scheme" => "https",
"host" => "www.domain.com",
"path" => "/api/v1/resource"
"query" => "include=test,another&sort=-name",
]
This is fine for basic usage. To use this very opinionated package:
$url = Uri::build()
->addScheme('https')
->addHost('www.domain.com')
->addPath('api/v1/resource')
->addQuery('include=test,another&sort=-name')
->addFragment('static-link-to-element');
$url = Uri::fromString('https://www.domain.com/api/v1/resource?include=test,another&sort=-name')
$url = Uri::build()
->addScheme('https')
->addHost('www.domain.com')
->addPath('api/v1/resource')
->addQuery('include=test,another&sort=-name');
$string = $url->toString();
// optionally
echo (string) $url;
The toString
method has an optional parameter which will allow you to urlencode the query parameters before returning the URI.
$url = Uri::build()
->addScheme('https')
->addHost('www.domain.com')
->addPath('api/v1/resource')
->addQuery('include=test,another&sort=-name');
$string = $url->toString(true)
Creating query parameters after creation is pretty simple. You can pass through anything that isn't:
- An Object
- An Array
It has a helper option on the end of the function which will convert booleans to strings.
public function addQueryParam(string $key, $value, bool $covertBoolToString = false)
The following is how you use it:
$url = Uri::fromString('https://www.domain.com/api/v1/resource');
$url->addQueryParam('include', 'test,another,options')
->addQueryParam('published', true, true);
The output will be: https://www.domain.com/api/v1/resource?include=test,another,options&published=true