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Informations about the package rocket-router

RocketRouter

A framework-agnostic PHP library for attribute-based routing. Scans controller classes at build time, generates a cache with zero runtime reflection.

Installation

Features

Usage

1. Define Controllers

2. Generate Route Cache

Run at build/deploy time:

This scans your controllers, resolves all attributes, and writes a cache file. No reflection needed at runtime.

3. Load Routes at Runtime

4. Register with a Framework

Implement RouteRegistrarInterface for your framework, or use the built-in WordPress adapter:

5. Available Attributes

Attribute Target Description
#[ApiController] Class Mark a class as a scannable controller
#[Route('/path')] Class Define a route prefix
#[RouteGet('/path')] Method GET route
#[RoutePost('/path')] Method POST route
#[RoutePut('/path')] Method PUT route
#[RouteDelete('/path')] Method DELETE route
#[FromRoute('name')] Parameter Bind from route path parameter
#[FromBody] Parameter Bind from request JSON body
#[FromQuery] Parameter Bind from query string

Writing a Custom Adapter

Implement RouteRegistrarInterface and ParameterResolverInterface:

Requirements

License

MIT License. See LICENSE file for details.

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