Middleland

Simple (but powerful) PSR-15 middleware dispatcher:

Requirements

PHP 7
A PSR-7 Message implementation, for example laminas-diactoros
Optionally, a PSR-11 container implementation to create the middleware components on demand.

Example

use Middleland\Dispatcher;

$middleware = [
    new Middleware1(),
    new Middleware2(),
    new Middleware3(),

    // A dispatcher can be used to group middlewares
    new Dispatcher([
        new Middleware4(),
        new Middleware5(),
    ]),

    // You can use closures
    function ($request, $next) {
        $response = $next->handle($request);
        return $response->withHeader('X-Foo', 'Bar');
    },

    // Or use a string to create the middleware on demand using a PSR-11 container
    'middleware6'

    // USE AN ARRAY TO ADD CONDITIONS:

    // This middleware is processed only in paths starting by "/admin"
    ['/admin', new MiddlewareAdmin()],

    // This is processed in DEV
    [ENV === 'DEV', new MiddlewareAdmin()],

    // Use callables to create other conditions
    [
        function ($request) {
            return $request->getUri()->getScheme() === 'https';
        },
        new MiddlewareHttps()
    ],

    // There are some matchers included in this library to create conditions
    [
        new Pattern('*.png'),
        new MiddlewareForPngFiles()
    ],

    //And use several for each middleware
    [
        ENV === 'DEV',
        new Pattern('*.png'),
        new MiddlewareForPngFilesInDev()
    ],
];

$dispatcher = new Dispatcher($middleware, new Container());

$response = $dispatcher->dispatch(new Request());

Matchers

As you can see in the example above, you can use an array of "matchers" to filter the requests that receive middlewares. You can use callables, instances of Middleland\Matchers\MatcherInterface or booleans, but for comodity, the string values are also used to create Middleland\Matchers\Path instances. The available matchers are:

Name	Description	Example
`Path`	Filter requests by base path. Use exclamation mark for negative matches	`new Path('/admin')`, `new Path('!/not-admin')`
`Pattern`	Filter requests by path pattern. Use exclamation mark for negative matches	`new Pattern('.png')` `new Pattern('!.jpg')`
`Accept`	Filter requests by Accept header. Use exclamation mark for negative matches	`new Accept('text/html')` `new Accept('!image/png')`

How to create matchers

Just use a callable or an instance of the Middleland\Matchers\MatcherInterface. Example:

use Middleland\Matchers\MatcherInterface;
use Psr\Http\Message\ServerRequestInterface;

class IsAjax implements MatcherInterface
{
    public function __invoke(ServerRequestInterface $request): bool
    {
    	return $request->getHeaderLine('X-Requested-With') === 'xmlhttprequest';
	}
}