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Package routeria
Short Description A simple fast yet powerful PHP router
License MIT
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Routeria
Routeria is a lightweight and easy-to-use routing component.
Installing
Routeria installation using Composer
Usage
The installed Routeria and all of the components is in the vendor folder.
In order to use it, you just need to require the autoload.
And, you need to load the namespace using use keyword.
Configuration (.htaccess)
Before using Routeria, you need to turn your rewrite engine on and add rules so any requests to non-existing directory or filename will be rewritten to index.php.
Simple Callback Routing
For a simple callback route, you just need to use Routeria class which belongs to the Routeria namespace.
The Request component of Symfony HttpFoundation is required to tell the request path to the router.
Don't forget to write line ->route($request->getPathInfo(), $request->getMethod()); to make it work
Using Named Parameters
The order of parameters in the callback doesn't matter.
You just need to specify all the necessary variables.
There are six placeholders available,
INT for integers (regex: [0-9]+)
ALPHA for alphabets (regex: [a-zA-Z-]+)
ALNUM for alphanumeric characters (regex: [a-zA-Z0-9-]+)
HEX for hexadecimals (regex: [0-9A-F]+)
ALL for all characters (regex: .+)
WORD is an alias for ALPHA
Routing with specific HTTP Method
You can also perform other http methods routing easily. (even the custom one)
Different method, different route.
Dispatch Controller
You can also dispatch a controller using Routeria.
If you go to '/user/terry/35', the router will dispatch the getInfo method so it prints 'Hello terry ID: 35'.
Don't forget to specify the namespace if the class has.
Converting arguments
The converter in this example changes all hypens into spaces in the title argument.
So, if you go to '/posts/lorem-ipsum-dolor-sit-amet', it will print <h1>lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</h1>.
Notice that the argument 'lorem-ipsum-dolor-sit-amet' has been converted into 'lorem ipsum dolor sit amet' before the callback fires.
Custom route collection
You can define your own route collection by implementing RouteProviderInterface.
You need your own blog controller to make it work.
Contribute to this library
Please contribute to this project by forking it, make good commits and then perform a pull request.
Thanks for your support.
