PHP code example of nebiros / yasc

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

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

    

nebiros / yasc example snippets

Yasc_App::view() // Access the view object inside your function.
Yasc_App::params() // Get all route params.
Yasc_App::params("key") // Get param "key" value, also, you can specify a default value as the second argument of this static method.
Yasc_App::config() // App config.
Yasc_App::viewHelper("url") // Get a view helper, like Layout, Url, or some of your own.
Yasc_App::functionHelper("flash") // Get a function helper, like Flash, this helper is a stack of messages, errors, notices, etc.

namespace My\App;

// composer autoload.
biros/yasc/src/Yasc.php";

$yasc = new \Yasc();
$yasc->run(__NAMESPACE__);
unset($yasc);

namespace My\App;

// composer autoload.
yasc/src/Yasc.php";

$yasc = new \Yasc();
$yasc->run(__NAMESPACE__);
unset($yasc);

/**
 * @GET("/")
 */
function index() {
    echo "Hello world!";
}

namespace My\App;

// composer autoload.
yasc/src/Yasc.php";

$yasc = new \Yasc();
$yasc->run(__NAMESPACE__);
unset($yasc);

/**
 * @GET("/")
 */
function index() {
    echo "Hello world!";
}

/**
 * @POST("/")
 */
function create() {
    // save something.
}

/**
 * @PUT("/")
 */
function update() {
    // update something.
}

/**
 * @DELETE("/")
 */
function destroy() {
    // delete something.
}

/**
 * Function to configure some yasc options. This function is optional you don't
 * need to write it in your app script if you don't want.
 */
function configure() {
    // * You can add a layout, a layout is just a .phtml file that represents
    // the site template.
    Yasc_App::config()->setLayoutScript(dirname(__FILE__) . "/layouts/default.phtml");
    
    // * If you want to use a stream wrapper to convert markup of mostly-PHP 
    // templates into PHP prior to fix just leave it blank.
    // ->addViewHelpersPath(dirname(__FILE__) . "/extra_views/helpers");
    //
    // * Function helpers, second argument is a prefix class.
    // ->addFunctionHelpersPath(dirname(__FILE__) . "/extra_function_helpers");
    // 
    // * Add models folder, second argument is a prefix class.
    // ->addModelsPath(dirname(__FILE__) . "/models");
    // ->addModelsPath(dirname(__FILE__) . "/extra_models/My/Model", "My_Model");
    // 
    // * Add extra options to the configuration object, like some $mysql connection 
    // resource or a global flag, etc.
    // ->addOption("db", $mysql);
}

/**
 * @GET("/")
 */
function index() {
    // Use layout view helper to disable the layout or use Yasc_Layout object
    // Yasc_Layout::getInstance()->disable(), Yasc_Layout uses singleton pattern.    
    Yasc_App::view()->layout()->disable();
    
    // Get the mysql resource from this app configuration option.
    // 
    // $mysql = Yasc_App::config()->getOption("db");
    // 
    // ... do some sql operation.
    
    echo "Hello world!";
}

/**
 * @POST("/")
 * 
 * You can route the same url to another function using a different request
 * method.
 */
function save_index() {
    Yasc_App::view()->layout()->disable();
    
    echo "<pre>";
    echo "post: ";
    var_dump($_POST);
    echo "</pre>";
}

/**
 * @GET("/tales")
 */
function tales() {    
    // You can add variables to the view object and get his value on
    // the view script using the variable $this, like: $this->tales.
    Yasc_App::view()->tales = "oh! I'm a view variable!";

    // Render a view script, a view script is a .phtml file where you can mix
    // php and html, the V in the MVC model, in this example the view files
    // are stored in views/ folder.
    // 
    // This view calls a view helper 'Tales', so check views/helpers/Tales.php 
    // to see what it does.
    Yasc_App::view()->render("tales");
}

/**
 * @GET("/tales/:lol")
 * @POST("/woot") // Ignored, yasc only uses the first annotation found.
 * 
 * Named params, you can access those via Yasc_App::params() method.
 * 
 * Matches: /tales/foo and /tales/bar
 */
function tales1() {
    Yasc_App::view()->layout()->disable();
    
    echo "<pre>";
    echo "lol value: " . Yasc_App::params("lol");
    echo "</pre>";
    Yasc_App::view()->tales = "oh! I'm a view variable!";
    
    // instance of a model.
    $foo = new Model_Foo();
    Yasc_App::view()->helloModel = $foo->doSomething();
    
    // Render a view without the layout.
    Yasc_App::view()->render("tales");
}

/**
 * @GET("/tales/:lol/id/:id")
 */
function tales2() {
    Yasc_App::view()->layout()->disable();
    
    echo "<pre>";
    echo "lol value: " . Yasc_App::params("lol");
    echo "id value: " . Yasc_App::params("id");
    echo "</pre>";
}

/**
 * @POST("/tales3")
 */
function tales3() {
    Yasc_App::view()->layout()->disable();
    
    echo "<pre>";
    echo "post: ";
    var_dump($_POST);
    echo "</pre>";
}

/**
 * @GET("/foo")
 */
function foo() {
    // Render view script foo, this view script calls the view helper class 'Foo',
    // this view helper render a view helper script inside and return his content
    // to this view, a view helper script is just another .phtml file, if you don't
    // want to create a whole html string inside the helper ;).
    Yasc_App::view()->render("foo");
}

/**
 * @GET("^/regex/id/(\d+)/name/([a-z]+)")
 * 
 * You can create patterns using a regular expression, this kind of route must
 * begin with a '^'. Check limonade docs and code if you want more information, or
 * just use limonade framework :), it's a more robust framework.
 * 
 * http://www.limonade-php.net/README.htm
 * https://github.com/sofadesign/limonade/blob/master/lib/limonade.php
 * 
 * Matches: /regex/id/26/name/juan
 */
function regex() {
    Yasc_App::view()->layout()->disable();
    
    echo "<pre>";
    echo "params: ";
    var_dump(Yasc_App::params());
    echo "</pre>";
}

/**
 * @GET("/say/*\/to\/*")
 * 
 * Patterns may also 

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