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Informations about the package router

Router

Quick example

Adding routes

Different ways of adding routes

Adding routes using attributes

Callbacks

Route callbacks comes in different shapes and sizes

Route parameters

Add dynamic route parameters

Group routes

Named routes

Instead of remembering all URLs and manually keep updating/syncing links, you can use named routes

Resolve a callback

If you pass in a class name: ['ClassName', 'methodName'] or 'ClassName' that has __invoke(), the class needs to be instantiated. The router will do that for you when you call run(), but if you want to have control of the instantiation (to inject dependencies through some IoC container for example), you can set your own custom class resolver.

The argument to your function will always be a string, and the response must be a class instance.
The above is just a minimal (and quite useless) example. Your function can do what ever you want (like resolving it through a container) as long as you return a class instance.


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Requires php Version >=8.0
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