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Informations about the package core-routing
PivotPHP Core Routing
Simple, focused routing engine for PivotPHP with an Express.js-inspired API. It does one thing well: register routes, compile patterns and match paths — no caching, no plugins, no premature optimization.
Features
- Express.js-inspired API:
get(),post(),put(),delete(),patch(),options(),head(),any(),match()andadd(). - Instance-based state: each
Routerinstance owns its routes, groups and middlewares — several routers (e.g. several applications) in the same PHP process never share routes. - Groups & prefixes:
group()prefixes routes (nested groups supported);use()attaches middlewares to a path prefix without changing route paths. - Pattern compilation:
:param,{param}and<constraint>with shortcuts (int,slug,alpha,alnum,uuid,date,year,month,day). - Static file serving:
StaticFileManagerregisters files as routes. - Type safety: strict typing, PHPStan level 9.
Installation
Quick Start
Handlers
Supported handler syntaxes: Closure, named functions, or array callables
[Class::class, 'method']. The legacy 'Controller@method' string format is not supported.
Static files
The last argument is the router that receives the routes; registering the same directory in another router publishes the files there too.
Each file becomes a GET route when the directory is registered. Only files with an allowed extension
are published; hidden files and anything inside hidden directories (.env*, .git/, .well-known/)
are never published, and symlinks are followed only when their target stays inside the directory.
Register routes explicitly for files you need from a hidden path (e.g. /.well-known/...).
API reference
Router (instance)
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
add($method, $path, $handler, $metadata = [], ...$middlewares) |
Register a route. |
get/post/put/delete/patch/options/head/any($path, $handler, ...) |
HTTP verb shortcuts. |
match($methods, $path, $handler, ...) |
Register the same handler for several methods. |
group($prefix, $callback, $middlewares = []) |
Register a route group. |
use($prefix, ...$middlewares) |
Attach middlewares to routes registered afterwards whose path starts with $prefix; does not change route paths. |
addHttpMethod($method) |
Register an additional HTTP method. |
identify($method, $path) |
Match a route; returns the route array or null. |
allowedMethods($path) |
Methods that have a route for $path. |
Router::compilePattern($path) (static) |
Compile a path to regex + parameter list. |
Router::isStaticRoute($path) (static) |
Whether a path has no parameters. |
getRoutes() |
All registered routes. |
getHttpMethodsAccepted() |
Accepted HTTP methods. |
clear() |
Clear this router's routes/state. |
Migrating from 2.x
In 2.x every method was static and all code shared one global route table. In 3.0 create a Router
and call the methods on it. For code that cannot be migrated at once, the deprecated
RouterFacade forwards static calls to one shared instance (RouterFacade::get(...),
Router::default()), which keeps the old global behaviour.
Requirements
- PHP 8.1 or higher
- PSR-7 HTTP Message implementation
- PSR-15 HTTP Server Handler implementation
Testing
License
MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.
Community
- GitHub Issues
- Contributing
Credits
Created by Caio Alberto Fernandes and the PivotPHP community.
Inspired by Express.js routing and built with modern PHP best practices.
