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1. Enable database access 2. Load settings 3. Load extensions 4. Load Flarum core/etc This way, when the app boots, extensions get to register event listeners for events that may be fired during core/etc's boot process.
39 lines
992 B
PHP
39 lines
992 B
PHP
<?php
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use Flarum\Core;
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use Psr\Http\Message\ResponseInterface as Response;
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use Psr\Http\Message\ServerRequestInterface as Request;
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use Zend\Diactoros\Server;
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use Zend\Stratigility\MiddlewarePipe;
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// Instantiate the application, register providers etc.
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$app = require __DIR__.'/system/bootstrap.php';
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// Set up everything we need for the API
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$app->register('Flarum\Api\ApiServiceProvider');
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// Build a middleware pipeline for the API
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$api = new MiddlewarePipe();
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$api->pipe($app->make('Flarum\Api\Middleware\ReadJsonParameters'));
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$api->pipe($app->make('Flarum\Api\Middleware\LoginWithHeader'));
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$api->pipe('/api', $app->make('Flarum\Http\RouterMiddleware', ['routes' => $app->make('flarum.api.routes')]));
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// Handle errors
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if (Core::inDebugMode()) {
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$api->pipe(new \Franzl\Middleware\Whoops\Middleware());
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} else {
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$api->pipe(new \Flarum\Api\Middleware\JsonApiErrors());
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}
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$server = Server::createServer(
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$api,
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$_SERVER,
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$_GET,
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$_POST,
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$_COOKIE,
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$_FILES
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);
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$server->listen();
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