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francescodattolo

Hi, i'm studying the rest controller. I'm reading this documentation page:

https://fuelphp.com/docs/general/controllers/rest.html

I'm testing the example of the controller "test" at anchor:

https://fuelphp.com/docs/general/controllers/rest.html#/usage

My local configuration is latest stable fuelphp 1.8 on local PHP server.

It's PHP local server at port 8000, as documentated here:

http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.webserver.php#example-408

Thus, if i request:

http://localhost:8000/test/list

I get the right response in HTML format.

But when i request:

http://localhost:8000/test/list.json?foo=bar

I get 404 error page.

The route config class is standard:

<?php

return array(

'_root_' => 'user/index', // The default route

'_404_' => 'welcome/404', // The main 404 route

'hello(/:name)?' => array('welcome/hello', 'name' => 'hello'),

);

How can i get json format response?

Many thanks,

Francesco Dattolo

Harro

Don't use PHP's local server in that way, but use

php oil server [help]

in the root of your fuel installation (there where the oil script is). If you just load index.php, you miss the required functionality that is in .htaccess, which rewrites the request URL to something Fuel can use.

francescodattolo

... Now it's running oil server, thanks:

--

francesco@ulisse:~/local/microblog/web$ php oil server

Listening on http://localhost:8000

Document root is public

Press Ctrl-C to quit.

[Wed Jul 12 10:09:17 2017] 127.0.0.1:40518 [200]: /

--

The request:

http://localhost:8000/test/list.json?foo=bar

responds:

--

Fuel\Core\FuelException [ Error ]:

Could not find asset: bootstrap.css

COREPATH/classes/asset/instance.php @ line 413

--

Harro

Doesn't it display a trace log?

The server also outputs what URL it is processing, and what files are returned.

I've just tested "php oil server" on one of our apps (one that normally runs under nginx, picked randomly), and that works file, albeit a tad slow...

francescodattolo

francescodattolo

In local's console:

Harro

It gets there because it still goes to the 404 page.

How are you checking, using a browser? If so, the HTTP_ACCEPT from the browser header will override the json extension, if you want to skip that, you need to set "ignore_http_accept" to true in the rest.php config file in app/config.

francescodattolo

... thanks for your patience.

I'm checking using a browser and using cli by wget, curl. But the result is: 404 error.

I'was checking ignore_http_accept to true value, so i get the XML default format without extension.

Thus for http://localhost:8000/post/list.json

francescodattolo

I loaded the code on production server and all is ok.

Thus the problem is relative to local server.

Harro

Weird. Good you've got it sorted though.

francescodattolo

Harro, IMHO the problem Is in local server's port notation of the URL.

Harro

You mean that if you start 'php oil server' as root on port 80, it does work fine? And if you use http://localhost:80/... it fails again?

In other words, is it related to the port number, or to the way the commandline server parses the request?

francescodattolo

... to the port number. Oil Local server works at port 8000:

http://localhost:8000/post/list.json

Production server at the port 80, but without URL's suffix ":80".

In my temporary test:

http://valeriolandi.it/web/public/post/list.json

francescodattolo

... to avoid suffix port I'm tring:

php oil server port=80

but I have same problem in the browser:

Thus the problem is not relative to URL's suffix port.

In /fuel/app/logs/:

How do I debug this issue?

francescodattolo

I'm checking with the fuelphp's profiling tool.

Here the result.

For request:

http://localhost/post/list

I have this:

For request:

http://localhost/post/list.json

I have this:

The main request URI is empty!

Harro

Ok, I can reproduce it, which means I can now debug it.

Harro

Turned out to be an easy fix:

https://github.com/fuel/oil/commit/b03f3c7b89a420285541797e8fc977f1fcf7409d

francescodattolo

SUPER :)

Many thanks, Harro!

It's ok for me!

I notice that:

It works with default value (false) for 'ignore_http_accept' in Rest's configuration;
It works with default value (true) for 'strip_extension' in Fuel general config's routing settings.

Bye,

Francesco Dattolo.

Harro

Thanks for the feedback.

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