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Informations about the package lightrouter

LightRouter

LightRouter

Lightweight PHP router class. This is a test project. If you need a reliable & fully tested solution please check out FastRoute or AltoRouter.

Basic Usage

Defining Routes

To add new routes use the method. If no action is defined it will default to which will be needed on your controller.

You will need to pass the route path & either a controller or a closure. If you do not specify an action it will default to 'index' which will be required on your controller.

Defining parameters

Passing parameters into your controller actions can be done using a :parameter attribute in your route definition:

Your method parameter must match the defined route parameter. In our example above our controllers method would look like this:

Automatically Injecting Models

If you are using the ORM package for your DB models you can automatically inject the associated model by specifying the instance type in your controller action:

If you are using your own ORM or other DB model class you can also implement the in your custom model which expects you to return the fully loaded instance.

LightRouter will pass the associated $key from your route into the method:

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