pklink/file-router

Library for mapping files in a directory to routes

1.0.0 2016-01-03 18:30 UTC

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Last update: 2024-04-13 10:59:58 UTC


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A library for mapping files in a directory to routes like hello/world

Usage

Router for including PHP files

We have the following file structure:

.
├── example.php
└── includes
	├── hello
	│   └── world.php
    └── hello.php

And here is our example.php

// the source path for including files
$sourcePath = new SplFileInfo(__DIR__ . '/includes');

// create router
$router = new \FileRouter\Router\IncludeRouter($sourcePath);

Now you can load/include files in the includes-directory

$router->handleRoute('hello'); // include includes/hello.php
$router->handleRoute('hello/world'); // include includes/hello/world.php

Or like this:

$router->handleRoute($_GET['r']);

Router for printing txt-files

We have the following file structure:

.
├── example.php
└── docs
	├── hello
	│   └── world.txt
    └── hello.txt

And here is our example.php

// the source path for including files
$sourcePath = new SplFileInfo(__DIR__ . '/docs');

// create router
$router = new \FileRouter\Router\OutputTxtRouter($sourcePath);

Now you can print/output files in the docs-directory

$router->handleRoute('hello'); // print includes/hello.txt
$router->handleRoute('hello/world'); // print includes/hello/world.txt

Advanced Usage

Write your own Router

It is no problem to write and add your own router. Implement the interface \FileRouter\Router or use the abtract implementation of \FileRouter\Router\AbstractImpl, so you only need to implement Router::handleRoute()

class CustomRouter extends \FileRouter\Router\AbstractRouter
{

	public function handleRoute($router)
	{
		/* @var \SplFileInfo $routingFile */
		$routingFile = $this->getFileByRoute($route);
		
		// do something
	}

}	

Run Tests

You can use PHPUnit from the vendor-folder.

php composer.phar install --dev
php vendor/bin/phpunit tests/

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.