Inphinit 2.1

#php #cli

Inphinit 2.1 is here!

Version 2.1 brings a host of new features to make development more productive, secure, and flexible.

Command-line commands: create your own commands to automate tasks.
HTTP content negotiation: deliver the right response based on the Accept headers.
Built-in CSV and TSV reader: read tabular files without relying on external libraries.
HTTP caching with ETag support: speed up the dynamic responses of your routes.
Markdown to HTML converter: turn Markdown into HTML with ease.
Task scheduling: schedule routines to run at the right time.
CSS selectors in PHP: read and extract data from documents and HTTP responses using CSS selectors, directly in PHP.
Proxy and load balancer support: works well on servers behind reverse proxies and load balancers.

Validate form fields, array inputs, and JSON with the following rules:

Rule	Description
`boolean`	Accepts `On`, `Yes`, `True`, `1`, `Off`, `No`, `False`, and `0`
`decimal`	Validates and converts the value to `float`
`integer`	Validates and converts the value to `int`
`equals:<field>`	Compares the value with another field
`email`	Validates the email format
`url`	Validates that the value is a valid URL
`in:<a,b,c>`	Accepts only values from the list
`max:<n>`	Maximum value (decimal and integer) or maximum length (strings)
`min:<n>`	Minimum value (decimal and integer) or minimum length (strings)
`regex:<pattern>`	Validates against a regular expression
`required`	Required field
`cpf`	Validates a Brazilian CPF
`cnpj`	Validates a Brazilian CNPJ
`ip`	Validates an IP address
`password`	Validates a password

Helpers for working with Arrays, Strings, URLs, and versions.
Integration with X-Accel-Redirect, X-LIGHTTPD-send-file, and X-Sendfile to serve files more efficiently.

A new tool that analyzes your PHP and application configurations and provides guidance on partially mitigating known issues, such as:

Now with support for different web servers, with documentation that provides examples of how to configure the basics:

And finally, we have well-organized and guided documentation: