PHP code example of mindy / router

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

    

mindy / router example snippets

$router = new Phroute\RouteCollector(new Phroute\RouteParser);


$router->any('/example', function(){
    return 'This route responds to any method (POST, GET, DELETE etc...) at the URI /example';
});

// or '/page/{id:i}' (see shortcuts)

$router->post('/page/{id:\d+}', function($id){

    // $id contains the url paramter
    
    return 'This route responds to the post method at the URI /page/{param} where param is at least one number';
});

$router->any('/', function(){

    return 'This responds to the default route';
});

// Optional Parameters
// simply add a '?' after the route name to make the parameter optional
// NB. be sure to add a default value for the function argument
$router->addRoute('GET', '/user/{id}?', function($id = null) {
    return 'second';
});

# NB. You can cache this object so you don't have to create the routes each request - massive speed gains
$dispatcher = new Phroute\Dispatcher($router);

$response = $dispatcher->dispatch($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'], $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
    
// Print out the value returned from the dispatched function
echo $response;

$router->get(['/user/{name}', 'username'], function($name){
    return 'Hello ' . $name;
})
->get(['/page/{slug}/{id:\d+}', 'page'], function($id){
    return 'You must be authenticated to see this page: ' . $id;
});

// Use the routename and pass in any route parameters to reverse engineer an existing route path
// If you change your route path above, you won't need to go through your code updating any links/references to that route
$router->route('username', 'joe');
// string(9) '/user/joe'

$router->route('page', ['intro', 456]);
// string(15) '/page/intro/456'

class Test {
    
    public function anyIndex()
    {
        return 'This is the default page and will respond to /controller and /controller/index';
    }
    
    /**
    * One c function getTest()
    {
        return 'This will respond to /controller/test with only a GET method';
    }
    
    public function postTest()
    {
        return 'This will respond to /controller/test with only a POST method';
    }
    
    public function putTest()
    {
        return 'This will respond to /controller/test with only a PUT method';
    }
    
    public function deleteTest()
    {
        return 'This will respond to /controller/test with only a DELETE method';
    }
}

$router->controller('/controller', 'Test');