HttpMethodMapper

Central mapping from HTTP verbs to Quiote action method tokens.

Canonical values are lowercase: read, write, update, remove. This is the single source of truth — ActionResolver derives its execute() dispatch from this same mapping so the two never diverge.

The default mapping can be extended or overridden via the routing.http_method_map setting. A bare block always lands under the core. prefix, so setting routing.http_method_map needs a prefix attribute on the wrapping element (settings.xml): <ae:parameter name=“PATCH”>write</ae:parameter> <ae:parameter name=“LOCK”>lock</ae:parameter> or programmatically: Config::set(‘routing.http_method_map’, [‘LOCK’ => ‘lock’]). Keys are matched case-insensitively; values become the execute<Token>() method name on the action (ucfirst-ed), so a custom token like ‘lock’ needs a matching executeLock() method on any action that should handle it.

Synopsis

final class HttpMethodMapper

Source	Execution/HttpMethodMapper.php

Methods

Method	Description
toActionMethod(string $verb): string	Maps an HTTP verb to the action method token that handles it.

toActionMethod()

public static function toActionMethod(string $verb): string

Maps an HTTP verb to the action method token that handles it.

The verb is matched case-insensitively against the default map merged with any routing.http_method_map overrides. An unknown verb yields read, so an action never fails to dispatch merely because a verb is unmapped. The token is ucfirst-ed by the resolver into the execute<Token>() method name.

Parameter	Type	Description
$verb	string

Returns string