UploadedFile implementing UploadedFileInterface #199
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jsor
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clue
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src/UploadedFile.php
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| use Psr\Http\Message\UploadedFileInterface; | ||
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| final class UploadedFile implements UploadedFileInterface |
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I don't see this class being used or documented anywhere, should this be marked @internal?
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It will be used in a follow up PR. Specifically the multipart bodyparser.
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@clue this is a preparation PR for upcoming PR. Will mark the class internal soon 👍 |
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Updated milestone because it's been released as part of v0.7.1 (as discussed in #201) |
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To get started with the body parsers we first need an object representing uploaded files. This is a simple implementation of the PSR-7 UploadedFileInterface.
Supersedes #62