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Zimo Xiao edited this page Mar 5, 2018 · 10 revisions
  • Name:

    • uri - requested uri
    • url - requested url
    • ip - user's ip
    • port - user's port
    • agent - user's device agent
    • post - POST data
    • get - GET data
    • file - FILES upload
    • dir - directory of your Angel application
  • Synopsis:

    • user::uri()
    • user::url()
    • user::ip()
    • user::port()
    • user::agent()
    • user::post($input)
    • user::get($input)
    • user::file($input)
    • user::dir($back)
  • Description:

      user::uri();
      //for http://yoururl.com/your/uri, returns: your/uri
    
      user::url();
      //for http://yoururl.com/your/uri, returns: http://yoururl.com
    
      user::ip();
      //return example: 192.168.2.2
    
      user::port();
      //return example: 4880
    
      user::agent();
      //return example: Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS...
    
      user::post($input);
      //you can input an array of names (returns array)
      //or a string of name (returns string)
      //to get access of specific POST data
      //
      //if $input='all', returns all POST data as an array
    
      user::get($input);
      //works the same as user::post()
    
      user::file($input);
      //works the same as user::post()
    
      user::dir($back);
      //returns the directory of your Angel project
      //$back is a negative int. To access the prior
      //directory, set $back to -1
      ```

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