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Slim Slim

Slim is a PHP micro framework that helps you quickly write simple yet powerful web applications and APIs.

Slim Framework is a PHP micro framework designed to help developers quickly build simple yet powerful web applications and APIs.

The main features of this framework include:

  • Fast and Powerful HTTP Router: It provides a router that maps callbacks to specific HTTP request methods and URIs, with full support for parameters and pattern matching.

  • Concentric Middleware: Developers can build applications using middleware to "tweak" or inspect HTTP request and response objects as they move through the application layers.

  • Full PSR-7 Support: Slim is compatible with any PSR-7 HTTP message implementation, allowing for the precise inspection and manipulation of HTTP methods, statuses, URIs, headers, cookies, and message bodies.

  • Flexible Dependency Injection: It supports any PSR-11 ContainerInterface implementation, giving developers complete control over how they manage and inject external tools and services.

  • Modern PHP Compatibility: The framework is actively maintained to support the latest PHP releases, with version 4.15.1 officially supporting PHP 8.5.

  • Streamlined Installation: The framework is easily installed via Composer, and developers can jumpstart projects using the "Slim-Skeleton" base.

  • Collaborative Community: Users have access to dedicated support and troubleshooting channels through Slack and a Discourse forum.

Slim

Slim
Development
January 23, 2019

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