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Informations about the package routing
Hulotte Routing
Description
Hulotte Routing is a simple routing system. This package respects PSR7 standards.
Installation
The easiest way to install Hulotte Routing is to use Composer with this command :
How to declare routes ?
Instanciate the RouteDispatcher class
Add routes with addRoute method. The necessary parameters are : a path, a name and a callable.
You can precise method with the last parameter ('GET' by default).
You can add other routes with the fluent way :
With parameters
Parameters need to be declare like this : {parameterName:parameterRegex} and each parameter need to be separate by a '/'. The parameters will be available on the callable by import the request.
How to use routing system ?
When routes are declared there's two ways to use Hulotte Routing :
Manuel method
Example of use :
Using class for callback
You can use a class or a class method as a callback.
If you want to use a class per route :
Or if you want to use a class method as a callback :
Middleware
A RouterMiddleware class is available. This middleware erase ending slash on url with a 301 redirection, return a 404 error if the route does not exists and create response.
It's necessary to instanciate RouteDispatcher and define routes before use the middleware.
It's possible to define custom callable for error 404.
Important !
If you use a class method as callback with the middleware, the name of the route must be the same as the name of the class.
Ditto if you define a class method for notFoundCallable, the class method name must be 'notFoundCallable'.
All versions of routing with dependencies
guzzlehttp/psr7 Version ^1.7.0
psr/http-server-handler Version ^1.0.1
psr/http-server-middleware Version ^1.0.1