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route-attribute-provider

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Define routes by PHP8 attributes.

Installation

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Configuration

In order to use route attributes, pick any of the existing framework implementations or create a custom one.

Instantiate RouteAttributeConfigurator somewhere close to the construction of your application, e.g. in your front controller (or ideally register in your PSR-11 container).

Basic configuration:

Extended configuration:

Existing implementations

Or check packagist for any other implementations.

Custom implementation

Create a custom implementation by using RouteAttributeProviderInterface.

A (fictive) custom implementation:

Cache

By default, caching of route attributes is disabled. This is fine for a development environment.

However, for a production environment you should use a more efficient way of route attribute loading. Therefore you can use any PSR-16 cache implementation.

Note: Any PSR-6 cache implementation can be used too, by using Symfony's PSR-6 to PSR-16 adapter.

Usage

A route can be defined via PHP8 attributes.

Minimalist example:

Extended example:

Full-fledged example:


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Requires php Version ^8.1
jerowork/file-class-reflector Version ^0.3
psr/simple-cache Version ^1.0 || ^2.0 || ^3.0
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