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Informations about the package miniroute
MiniRoute
A minimal router/application framework for PHP. This code is pre-alpha and is therefore subject to change in very substantial ways!
Install
composer require andyvanee/minirouteUsage
There are a million ways that you could set up your application, but the recommended structure is something like the following:
- src/MyApp/Controller
- HomeController.php
- public
- index.php
- configuration.php
- routes.php
src/MyApp/Controller/HomeController.php
public/index.php
public/configuration.php
public/routes.php
If you want to have more control over application-wide behaviour and
functionality, you can either subclass MiniRoute, or create a base
class such as AppController that all of your controllers will inherit from.
Run Tests
cd andyvanee/miniroute && composer run testAll versions of miniroute with dependencies
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