api de gestion de ticket, basé sur php-crud-api. Le but est de décorrélé les outils de gestion des données, afin
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MySQL-CRUD-API
Simple PHP script that adds a very basic API to a MySQL database
Requirements
- PHP 5.3 or higher with MySQLi enabled
- Apache with mod_rewrite enabled (can also run on Nginx)
Limitations
- Public API only: no authentication or authorization
- Read-only: no write or delete supported
- No pagination or column selection: always returns full table
- Single database
Features
- Very little code, easy to adapt and maintain
- Streaming data, low memory footprint
- Condensed JSON: first row contains field names
- Optional white- and blacklist support for tables
- JSONP support for cross-domain requests
- Combined requests with wildcard support for table names
Configuration
$config = array(
"hostname"=>"localhost",
"username"=>"root",
"password"=>"root",
"database"=>"blog",
"whitelist"=>false,
"blacklist"=>array("users"),
);
Example output
GET http://localhost/api/cate*
{"categories":{"columns":["id","name"],"records":[["1","Internet"],["3","Web development"]]}}
GET http://localhost/api/categories/1
{"id":"1","name":"Internet"}
Installation
Put the files in a folder named "api" and edit config.php.dist and rename it to config.php. Let Apache serve the parent folder or configure the .htaccess RewriteBase to match the exposed part of the path.
License
MIT