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HTTP interceptor for componenta/interceptor that turns a route handler result into a PSR-7 response through Componenta\Http\Responder.

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Boundary

This package contains:

• RespondInterceptor
• #[Respond]
• #[Created] as a shortcut for status 201

It does not create the HTTP application, router, or PSR-17 factories. Those parts are provided by componenta/app-http, componenta/router-app, componenta/http-psr-*, and componenta/http-responder.

Installation

composer require componenta/http-respond-interceptor

Quick Start

use Componenta\Interceptor\Http\Attribute\Respond;

final class HealthController
{
    #[Respond(200, 'application/json')]
    public function __invoke(): array
    {
        return ['status' => 'ok'];
    }
}

#[Respond] extends Componenta\Interceptor\Attribute\Intercept. AttributeInterceptor creates RespondInterceptor through the container, and RespondInterceptor calls Responder::respond($status, $result, $contentType).

Status Codes

use Componenta\Interceptor\Http\Attribute\Created;
use Componenta\Interceptor\Http\Attribute\Respond;

#[Created]
public function create(): array {}

#[Respond(204)]
public function delete(): null {}

#[Respond(204)] returns an empty response because this behavior belongs to Componenta\Http\Responder.

Ordering With Serialization

The response interceptor must be the outer layer when serialization is below it:

#[Respond(200, 'application/json')]
#[Serialize]
public function show(): User {}

The method result flows through #[Serialize] first, then the serialized string is wrapped by #[Respond].

Scope

RespondInterceptor and #[Respond] are restricted to Scope::HTTP. They run only when the router integration sets the HTTP scope on CallableContextInterface.

License

MIT