Error using Routable class

[henriquemoody]

I don't know, but I think the problem is that there is no checking of method on Respect\Rest\Routes\Instance.

I have the class:

use Respect\Rest\Routable;

class RoutableImplementation implements Routable
{
    public function get()
    {
        return 'Hi';
    }
}

and I declare the route as:

$router->any('/', new RoutableImplementation());

Sending a POST I'm getting the warning:

call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, class 'RoutableImplementation' does not have a method 'POST'

I was expecting a HTTP/1.1 405 Method Not Allowed with a Allow: GET.

I'm doing something wrong or that's the expected behavior?

[augustohp]

The route is declared to accept any HTTP method.

$router->get('/', new RoutableImplementation());

The validation of methods is made on top of the route declaration, no inference is made on top of the class (or function, or stream) given.

[henriquemoody]

I got your point.

[augustohp]

I am of the opinion this still needs a fix, mainly because of the Fatal Error. We have two ways of fixing this:

• returning the 405 as expected
• throwing an exception with a better message (is much better than breaking the whole thing up)

PS: I am +1 for reopening this

[nickl-]

Opening again for REST fix with proper HTTP response to specification.

[henriquemoody]

Outdated.

PS.: I'm closing my older issues, please reopen if you think it's relevante.