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nano router

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An experimental PSR-7, PSR-17 router

features

While I consider it still experimental, I have been using it in production to host legend.octopuslabs.io without any issues so far.

introduction for beginners

The purpose of a router is to match a user (client) http request to a specific function that will handle the user request and deliver a response to the client.

PSR-7 defines the request and response interfaces, while PSR-17 defines the factories for creating them. In other words, factories are used to create the request and response objects.

Here's some pseudo-code that explains the concept:

demo

To play with the demo, clone the repo, run php -S localhost:80 demo/public/index.php -t demo/public/ and open your browser at http://localhost. Alternatively you can run the demo within a Docker container docker-compose up &.

install

and for nginx (untested)

exception handling

By default, Throwable, and everything inherited from it such as Exception, are caught by the router provided the exception occurs within the route code. That functionality can be disabled in the constructor by setting it to false.

The RouteException class offers an elegant way to deal with http errors such as 404, 401, 429, .... The router will automatically catch the exception and return the appropriate response to the client.

advanced functionalities

There is more to it, it's just not in the readme yet, most of it can be experimented within the demo, such as:

run tests

composer test

clean code

composer fix(-risky)

todo ideas

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Requires php Version >=8.1
psr/http-message Version ^1.0|^2.0
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