1 <?php
 2 /**
 3  * Accepts form encoded strings and converts them
 4  * to a valid PHP array via {@link parse_str()}.
 5  * Use together with {@link RESTfulServer} to submit
 6  * data via POST or PUT.
 7  *
 8  * Example when using cURL on commandline:
 9  * <code>
10  * curl -d "Name=This is a new record" http://host/api/v1/(DataObject)
11  * curl -X PUT -d "Name=This is an updated record" http://host/api/v1/(DataObject)/1
12  * </code>
13  * 
14  * @todo Format response form encoded as well - currently uses XMLDataFormatter
15  * 
16  * @author Cam Spiers <camspiers at gmail dot com>
17  * 
18  * @package sapphire
19  * @subpackage formatters
20  */
21 class FormEncodedDataFormatter extends XMLDataFormatter {
22     
23     public function supportedExtensions() {
24         return array(
25         );
26     }
27 
28     public function supportedMimeTypes() {
29         return array(
30             'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
31         );
32     }
33     
34     public function convertStringToArray($strData) {
35         $postArray = array();
36         parse_str($strData, $postArray);
37         return $postArray;
38         //TODO: It would be nice to implement this function in Convert.php
39         //return Convert::querystr2array($strData);
40     }
41     
42 }
43 ?>