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WebKernel
in package
implements KernelInterface

The web kernel allows the application to interact with a web server and to select a controller that will provide an adequate response to the request.

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César de la Cal Bretschneider cesar@magic3w.com

Interfaces, Classes and Traits

KernelInterface
The kernel interface allows to define standard behaviors that a kernel must implement to get booted and be able to execute the way it's intended

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$router  : mixed
__construct()  : mixed
boot()  : mixed
initScripts()  : array<string|int, string>
process()  : Response
The web kernel receives a request and processes it to generate a response. At the time of writing this means that Spitfire will use the router to find a compatible controller, and if this didn't work, it will proceed to issue a standard 404 page.
router()  : Router

Properties

Methods

__construct()

public __construct(Container $provider) : mixed
Parameters
$provider : Container
Return values
mixed —

boot()

public boot() : mixed
Return values
mixed —

initScripts()

public initScripts() : array<string|int, string>
Return values
array<string|int, string> —

process()

The web kernel receives a request and processes it to generate a response. At the time of writing this means that Spitfire will use the router to find a compatible controller, and if this didn't work, it will proceed to issue a standard 404 page.

public process(Request $request) : Response

If the application ran into a different error than not having a route available, Spitfire will issue an appropriate error page.

Parameters
$request : Request
Return values
Response —

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