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This package has a suggests dc/ioc, but it really is a very strong recommendation. It will be painful to use without it.

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Getting started

We strongly recommend you use this with the dc/ioc package, which we use in all our samples for easy setup. This makes it easy to set up:

DC\Router is based around routes and controllers. A route is a single function that gets invoked when a URL is hit. A controller is a class containing one or more routes that can be invoked if its URL is matched. Here is an example:

The magic happens because of two steps:

  1. You are inheriting from ControllerBase, which implements IController for you.
  2. You have decorated the list method with a @route PhpDoc comment to specify which path this matches.

Routes

The special @route PHPDoc comment specifies which URLs match the route. They support variables:

Parameter types

You can register your own parameter types. By simply implementing IParameterType you can easily convert a input parameter from a URL into a full-fledged object:

You'll need to register this with your IoC container before the routing system is created:

Now you can use it in your own routes:

Dependency injection

If you use the setup above, controllers are injected when instantiated, so you can easily specify dependencies:

API controllers

If you want to make a JSON API, inherit from \DC\Router\JsonController instead. Anything you return will automatically be serialized to JSON before being sent to the client.

These API controllers can also receive posted JSON data, provided the Content-Type header is set correctly. To access the posted data in a route, use the getRequestBodyAsObject() method:

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