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Informations about the package router-skeleton
fhooe/router-skeleton
An example application, a.k.a. skeleton for getting started with fhooe/router: the simple object-oriented router developed for PHP classes in the Media Technology and Design program at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. This skeleton and the library behind it are primarily designed for educational purposes (learning the concept of routing and object-oriented principles). Use it for "public" applications at your own risk.
Creating a fhooe/router Application
Use Composer to create a new project containing the skeleton files:
Composer will create a project in the specified path/to/install directory.
Basic Usage
The router invocation happens in public/index.php. This front controller file receives all the requests since the associated .htaccess file will redirect everything to it.
fhooe/router can be used in two ways:
Using a Router Object (recommended)
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Instantiate the
Routerclass. -
Define routes using the
get()andpost()methods. Supply a URI pattern to match against and a callback that is executed when the pattern and protocol match. -
Set a 404 callback to load a view or trigger behavior when no route matches.
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Optional: define a base path if your application is not located in your server's document root.
- Run the router. This will fetch the current URI, match it against the defined routes, and execute them if a match is found.
Using the Static Routing Method Router::getRoute()
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Invoke the static method. Provide a base path as an argument if your project is not located in your server's document root. The method returns the route as a string in the form of
PROTOCOL /pattern, e.g.,GET /, when a GET request was made to the root directory. - Use a conditional expression to decide what to do with the matched route.
Displaying Output
Simple example view files in the form of HTML and PHP files are located in the views directory together with Twig examples for cleaner output.
Three Twig extensions have been added.
RouterExtensionprovides the functionsurl_for()andget_base_path()in templates for generating URLs and retrieving the base path from theRouterobject.SessionExtensionprovides the functionsession(key)for retrieving entries in the$_SESSIONsuperglobal.DebugExtensionprovides the functiondump()for dumping variables in templates (similar tovar_dump()).
Browsing the Application
For taking a quick look, you can use the PHP built-in web server:
cd path/to/install
composer startNavigate to http://localhost:8888/ in your browser to see the application in action.
Contributing
If you'd like to contribute, please refer to CONTRIBUTING for details.
License
fhooe/router-skeleton is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.
All versions of router-skeleton with dependencies
fhooe/router Version ^2.0
fhooe/twig-extensions Version ^2.0
monolog/monolog Version ^3.9
twig/twig Version ^3.20