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activecollab/controller
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Invokable controller that accepts containers, works with ETag and more

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Controller
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[](#controller)

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Supported action responses:

1. `\ActiveCollab\Controller\Response\FileDownloadResponse` - streams a file download.
2. `\ActiveCollab\Controller\Response\StatusResponse` - returns a HTTP status, without response body.
3. `\ActiveCollab\Controller\Response\ViewResponse` - Renders a particular view.

When within a controller action, use these methods to get individual request parameters:

1. `getParsedBodyParam()`
2. `getCookieParam()`
3. `getQueryParam()`
4. `getServerParam()`

All of these methods accept three parameters:

1. `$request` (`\Psr\Http\Message\ServerRequestInterface` instance)
2. `$param_name` (string)
3. `$default` (mixed, `NULL` by default)

Configuration
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[](#configuration)

Controllers can override protected `configure()` method to do additional setup after controller construction. This method is separated from constructor, so developer does not need to inherit and manage complicated controller constructor.

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