Changed the 'singleEntry' response method in order to avoid writing the ID condition in every API controller.

src/application/controllers/api/v1/Appointments.php

@@ -56,13 +56,14 @@ class Appointments extends API_V1_Controller {
             }
 
             $response = new Response($appointments); 
-            $response->encode($this->parser)->search()->sort()->paginate()->minimize();
+            $response->encode($this->parser)
+                    ->search()
+                    ->sort()
+                    ->paginate()
+                    ->minimize()
+                    ->singleEntry($id)
+                    ->output();
 
-            if ($id !== null) {
-                $response->singleEntry();
-            }
-
-            $response->output();
         } catch(\Exception $exception) {
             exit($this->_handleException($exception)); 
         }   

src/engine/Api/V1/Response.php

@@ -105,12 +105,18 @@ class Response {
     /**
      * Return a single entry instead of an array of entries. 
      *
-     * This is useful whenever the client requests only a single entry. 
+     * This is useful whenever the client requests only a single entry. Make sure that you call this method
+     * right before the output() in order to avoid side-effects with the other processor methods of this class. 
+     *
+     * @param int $id Provide the ID value of the request UI and if is not null the response will be 
+     * converted into an associative array.
      * 
      * @return \EA\Engine\Api\V1\Response
      */
-    public function singleEntry() {
+    public function singleEntry($id) {
+        if ($id !== null) {
             $this->response = array_shift($this->response);
+        }
         
         return $this;
     }