## Minimal Example 

 This example requires `PHP >= 5.3` and taggeed under `basic` `validation` `http status`


Shows the bare minimum code needed to get your RESTful api server
 up and running

> This API Server is made using the following php files/folders
> 
> * index.php      (gateway)
> * Math.php      (api)
> * restler.php      (framework)
> * JsonFormat.php      (format)

This API Server exposes the following URIs

    GET math/add                ⇠ Math::add()
    GET math/multiply/{n1}/{n2} ⇠ Math::multiply()
    GET math/sum/*              ⇠ Math::sum()


> **Note:-**
>
> 1. Take note of the php doc comments, they make sure the data is sent in the
>    right type and validated automatically before calling the api method.
> 2. Sum method accepts variable number of parameters with the help of
>    wildcard manual route. Read the [Routes](../_006_routing/readme.html)
>    example for better understanding



Try the following links in your browser

GET [math/add](index.php/math/add)
:    
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2
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

GET [math/add?n1=6&n2=4](index.php/math/add?n1=6&n2=4)
:    
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10
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

GET [math/multiply/4/3](index.php/math/multiply/4/3)
:    
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{"result":12}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

GET [math/multiply/4/NaN](index.php/math/multiply/4/NaN)
:    
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
{
  "error": {
    "code": 400,
    "message": "Bad Request: invalid value specified for n2"
  }
}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

GET [math/sum/1/2/3/4/5](index.php/math/sum/1/2/3/4/5)
:    
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
15
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~




We expect the following behaviour from this example.

```gherkin

@example2 @minimal
Feature: Testing Minimal Example

  Scenario: Add using Default Values
    When I request "/examples/_002_minimal/math/add"
    Then the response status code should be 200
    And the response is JSON
    And the type is "int"
    And the value equals 2

  Scenario: Add 5 and 10
    Given that "n1" is set to "5"
    And "n2" is set to "10"
    When I request "/examples/_002_minimal/math/add{?n1,n2}"
    Then the response status code should be 200
    And the response is JSON
    And the type is "int"
    And the value equals 15

  Scenario: Verify Validation
    Given that "n1" is set to "NaN"
    When I request "/examples/_002_minimal/math/add{?n1,n2}"
    Then the response status code should be 400
    And the response is JSON
    And the response has a "error" property

  Scenario: Multiply
    Given that "n1" is set to "10"
    And "n2" is set to "5"
    When I request "/examples/_002_minimal/math/multiply/{n1}/{n2}"
    And the response is JSON
    And the response has a "result" property
    And the "result" property equals 50

  Scenario: Multiply without value
    When I request "/examples/_002_minimal/math/multiply"
    Then the response status code should be 404
    And the response is JSON
    And the type is "array"
    And the response has a "error" property

  Scenario: Verify Validation for multiplication
    Given that "n1" is set to "NaN"
    And "n2" is set to "5"
    When I request "/examples/_002_minimal/math/multiply/{n1}/{n2}"
    Then the response status code should be 400
    And the response is JSON
    And the response has a "error" property

```

It can be tested by running the following command on terminal/command line
from the project root (where the vendor folder resides). Make sure `base_url`
in `behat.yml` is updated according to your web server.

```bash
bin/behat  features/examples/_002_minimal.feature
```



*[index.php]: _002_minimal/index.php
*[Math.php]: _002_minimal/Math.php
*[restler.php]: ../../vendor/restler.php
*[JsonFormat.php]: ../../vendor/Luracast/Restler/Format/JsonFormat.php