This repository was created way back when PSR-7 wasn't a thing. I would advise you to use PSR-7 as intermediate request format. Most stack middleware is already available for PSR-7.

The most common PSR-7 implementation can be found here. After that you should search for bridges to make it compatible with your framework if it isn't already.

This project runs a ZF2 project within the Symfony Http Foundation wich is even more fun when Stack comes into the picture.

Install Zend Framework using composer and simply add the require: "reenl/stack-zf2": "dev-master". Then run composer update.

Please take a look at [QUICKSTART.md] (QUICKSTART.md) for a more detailed description.

Because it can be done. I wanted to investigate how flexible ZF2 is versus SF. It helped me understand the inner workings of Zend Framework.

However it can be useful in several other cases:

• Gracefully migrate from Zend Framework to Symfony or the other way around.
• Ability to use (hopefully all) the stack middlewares.
• Find bugs in ZF2.

• Find out how to handle chdir, probably a setter on our kernel. (Please twitter me if you know the dependencies for chdir.)
• Test cases.
• Test compatibility other stack components.
• Find out what to do with Request::getBasePath. Hardcoded usage in some helper.
• Conversion from Symfony to Zend Request is via toString.
• Try to make ZF throw exceptions instead of an error page when $catch is false.

• Application must be bootstrapped before calling ::handle.
• The request object can not be used during bootstrap, because the request that is going to be handled is not known when bootstrapping.
• $_ENV and $_FILES are not (yet) supported.

• Open a ticket
• twitter: https://twitter.com/justreenl

• Optional: create an issue to notify me what you are doing
• Fork
• Improve
• PR