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Package http-router-php
Short Description Implementation of Http Router classes for PHP7.1 or higher
License proprietary
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Http Router PHP
Description : Implementation of Http Router classes for PHP7.1 or higher.
This library is mainly composed of 4 classes.
Router
The Router class handles request by calling the request(string $method, string $url) method which must return a route action response.
Can be instantiate by passing a route file and a type (json, yaml... extend if you want to add new ones).
The Router::request($method, $url) method allows to execute a route action based on the method and the url parameters.
Example of route files here.
RouteManager
The RouteManager parses route files. You can then get Route objects by calling the getRoutes() method.
This class is abstract, so you have to extend it in order to add new route file types (See JsonRouteManager or YamlRouteManager for examples).
Route
A Route object is composed of these attributes :
- array $_methods : An array of HTTP methods handled by the route
- string $_url : The url of the route
- string $_pattern : A regexp representing the urls handled by the route
- array $_action : A two items array. The first is the FQN of a class (namespaces separated by ':'). The second one is the name of the method you want to call for this route. When setting the action attribute you have to pass a string which respects this syntax classname::method.
Finally, the Route::call() method execute the route action which has to return a Response object.
Response
A Response object is composed of :
- array $_headers : An array of HTTP headers
- string $_content : Content of the response
The class is abstract, so you have to extend in order to add new response types
