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Informations about the package dispatch

dispatch

functions

Below is the list of functions provided by dispatch.

Here's a sample of how you'd usually use them in an app.

Once dispatch(...) is called, it will try to match the current request to any of the mapped routes via route(...). When it finds a match, it will then do the following sequence:

  1. Execute all named parameter bindings from bind(...)
  2. Execute all global middleware and matching middleware from apply(...)
  3. Invoke the handler for the matching route.

Because of this sequence, it means that any transformations done by bind(...) mappings will have already updated the values inside the $params array that's forwarded down the execution chain.

license

MIT

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