webservis/php-router

Simple PHP Router Example

dev-main 2024-03-05 08:31 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.4

GPL-3.0

• Sanan Mammadov

README

This is a simple PHP router class that can be used to define routes for web applications.

Usage

1. Installation

   First, you need to include the Route.php file in your project. You can do this by copying the content of the Route.php file into your project or by using Composer.

   composer require webservis/php-router

2. Basic Usage

   <?php
   require_once 'vendor/autoload.php'; // Adjust this based on your project's structure
   
   use Webservis\Route;
   
   $router = new Route();
   
   $router->get('/', function () {
       echo "Hello, World!";
   });
   
   $router->get('/about', function () {
       echo "About Us Page";
   });
   
   $router->dispatch();

3. Defining Routes

   $router->get('/products/:id', function ($id) {
       echo "Product ID: $id";
   })->name('product');
   
   $router->get('/categories/:slug', 'CategoryController@show')->name('category.show');

4. URL Generation

   $productUrl = $router->url('product', ['id' => 123]);
   echo "Product URL: $productUrl";

5. Subdomain Routing

   $router->subdomain('admin', function () {
       Route::get('/dashboard', 'AdminController@dashboard')->name('admin.dashboard');
   });

6. Prefix Routing

   Route::prefix('/admin/auth')->group(function (){
       Route::get('/?', 'Auth@index')->name('auth');
       Route::get('/login', 'Auth@login')->name('auth/login');
       Route::get('/logout','Auth@logout')->name('auth/logout');
       //Route::get('/auth',function(){return 'This page is Authentification page';})->name('auth');
       Route::redirect('/auth/signin','/auth/login');
   });

7. Read More

   For more details and advanced usage, please refer to the documentation in the docs directory.