Introduces PSR-15 middleware support into Symfony framework.

• Full test coverage
• Documentation

This bundle is under heavy development and is not meant to be used in production. Feel free to contribute!

Symfony Middleware Bundle provides support for PSR-15 middleware execution in Symfony application. It introduces a middleware dispatcher in a non-intrusive way, so it can be used with a minimal and simple configuration.

This bundle attempts to offer two implementations, so it can be used in different ways:

• through an event listener plugged on the events dispatched by the HttpKernel. It will execute the middleware collection before passing the request to the controller if no response were created by the middlewares.

• as a decorator of the HttpKernel with the MiddlewareStackKernel.

• Symfony 4
• PHP 7.3

Open a command console, enter your project directory and execute:

$ composer require noglitchyo/symfony-middleware-bundle

Open a command console, enter your project directory and execute the following command to download the latest stable version of this bundle:

$ composer require noglitchyo/symfony-middleware-bundle

This command requires you to have Composer installed globally, as explained in the installation chapter of the Composer documentation.

Then, enable the bundle by adding it to the list of registered bundles in the config/bundles.php file of your project:

// config/bundles.php

return [
    // ...
    NoGlitchYo\MiddlewareBundle\NoGlitchYoMiddlewareBundle::class => ['all' => true],
];

First, it is required to define a middleware collection. The middleware collection will, as states its name, contains all the middleware to execute.

For this purpose, this bundle rely on the middleware collection implementation from noglitchyo/middleware-collection-request-handler which gives the ability to execute a collection of middlewares as if it was a single PSR-15 middleware or request handler with different execution strategies.

services.yaml

  # Let's define some middlewares that we want to use.
  App\Middleware\SecurityMiddleware: ~
  App\Middleware\CorsMiddleware: ~
  App\Middleware\RouterMiddleware: ~*

  # Then, we define the middleware
  middleware_collections.default:
    class: NoGlitchYo\MiddlewareCollectionRequestHandler\Collection\MiddlewareCollectionInterface 
        # Define the middleware collection class which MUST implement MiddlewareCollectionInterface.
        # Some default implementations are provided. Choose one of them or create your own.
        # NoGlitchYo\MiddlewareCollectionRequestHandler\Collection\ArrayStackMiddlewareCollection
        # NoGlitchYo\MiddlewareCollectionRequestHandler\Collection\SplQueueMiddlewareCollection
        # NoGlitchYo\MiddlewareCollectionRequestHandler\Collection\SplStackMiddlewareCollection
    arguments:
      - ['@App\Middleware\EncoderMiddleware', '@App\Middleware\RouterMiddleware', '@App\Middleware\EncoderMiddleware']
    tags: ['middlewares.collection'] # Tag it! So the collection can be picked up.

Handler gives the instruction to execute the attached middleware collection. Once, it is defined, the collection of middlewares will be executed for every incoming requests.

It is possible to define some conditions on when the handler should be run:

• Route Path matching : if the route path of the request match the given route path
• Route Name matching : if the route name of the request match the given route name

middlewares.yaml

middlewares:
  handlers:
    default: # Name of your handler configuration
      collection: default.middleware_collection # should be the collection class name / service name defined in services.yaml
      condition: # Condition is optional, if not provided the collection will be executed for every requests
        routePath: '/path/test/1'
        routeName: 'myCustomRouteName'

Would like to the run the test suite? Go ahead:

composer test

https://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-15/

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.