bitexpert/adrenaline

[DEPRECATED] A PSR-7 micro framework built on top of the Adroit middleware to speed up your development ;)

adrenaline's Issues

Stratigility upgrade shows warning

After upgrading Stratigility and running the unit tests the following warning shows up:

Usage of error middleware is deprecated as of 1.3.0, and will be removed in 2.0.0; please 
see https://docs.zendframework.com/zend-stratigility/migration/to-v2/ for details on how 
to update your application to remove this message.

Looks like we need to change our implementation a bit.

Upgrade to Twig 2.0

Since Twig 2.0 just got released we should upgrade the dependency in composer.json.

JsonResponder and TwigResponder don't respect status set in payload

In JsonResponder the status set in payload is not respected, since it's implemented like that:

return $response->withStatus(200);

This should be fixed by using the same logic used in other responders:

$status = $payload->getStatus() ?: 200;
return $response->withStatus($status);

Get phpstan running in Travis build

Inspired by @asgrim's tweet: Configure the Travis build pipelines to run phpstan and fix the findings.

Include the PSR-7 Request and Method Utilities

See mwop's blog post about the PSR-7 Request and Method Utilities.

Introduce a Payload interface for Adrenaline

Since Adrenaline uses the Payload interface of Adroit internally but we use getStatus() and getValue()
in our responders, we should introduce an Adrenaline interface for payload inheriting from Adroit's Payload interface to ensure presence of these functions.

Migrate package to PSR-15

Given PSR-15 is an accepted standard, the package needs to migrated to support PSR-15.

Adrenaline::__invoke() not compatible with Adroit::__invoke()

As it turns out the current implementation of Adrenaline::__invoke() is not compatible with Adroit::__invoke() as the latter does return the Response and Adrenaline does not. How do we want to address this issue?