laminas/laminas-mvc
Laminas MVC is a modular, event-driven MVC framework for PHP applications. It provides routing, controllers, view integration, dependency injection, and configuration management, helping you build scalable, maintainable web apps and APIs on top of Laminas components.
PSR-7 defines interfaces for HTTP messages, and is now being adopted by many frameworks; Laminas itself offers a parallel microframework targeting PSR-7 with Mezzio. What if you want to dispatch PSR-7 middleware from laminas-mvc?
laminas-mvc currently uses laminas-http for its HTTP transport layer, and the objects it defines are not compatible with PSR-7, meaning the basic MVC layer does not and cannot make use of PSR-7 currently.
The package laminas-mvc-middleware is a laminas-mvc
application module that enables dispatching of middleware, middleware pipes, and
request handlers for route matches that contain a middleware parameter.
With version 2.7.0, laminas-mvc began offering the now deprecated
Laminas\Mvc\MiddlewareListener. The MiddlewareListener is always enabled, but
requires optional dependencies installed to be used.
A new laminas-mvc module, laminas-mvc-middleware, transparently replaces
it with Laminas\Mvc\Middleware\MiddlewareListener when registered with a
laminas-mvc application.
Starting with version 3.2.0, the built-in Laminas\Mvc\MiddlewareListener will
trigger deprecation level errors on any attempt to handle a route match containing
a middleware parameter.
If your application currently depends on the built-in optional middleware
support, laminas/laminas-mvc-middleware:~1.0.0 provides a drop-in replacement.
If you use this new module, please note that the module Laminas\Mvc\Middleware
must be enabled in your laminas-mvc application.
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