bake/bob

Very basic routing class

Bob

Very basic routing class (about 103 lines) ..., _(*1)

tl;dr

Bob::get($pattern, $callback);

is short for, _(*2)

Bob::add('get', $pattern, $callback);

$method and $pattern can either be strings or arrays of strings. $callbacks are one or more functions or a class., _(*3)

Bob::go($file);

Usage

Routes

Add a route:, _(*4)

Bob::get('/', function() {
    echo 'Hello World';
});

A little bit more:, _(*5)

Bob::get('/user/bob', function() {
    echo 'Hey, bob!';
});

Add a bunch of patterns:, _(*6)

Bob::get(['/', '/home'], function() {
    echo 'Hello World';
});

Use a function:, _(*7)

Bob::get('/user/:is_numeric', function($id) {
    echo 'Hello, '.$user[$id];
});

Use an own function:, _(*8)

Bob::get('/user/:is_user', function($user) {
    echo 'Hey, '.$user.'!';
});

function is_user($user) {
    return in_array($user, ['Justus', 'Peter', 'Bob']);
}

Negate:, _(*9)

Bob::get('/user/:is_user', function($user) {
    echo 'Hey, '.$user.'!';
});

Bob::get('/user/!is_user', function($user) {
    echo 'Can\'t find this user :(';
});

You can also use regex (in the same way you'd use a function):, _(*10)

Bob::$patterns = [
    'num' => '[0-9]+',
    'all' => '.*'
];

Bob::get('/:num', function($id) {
    echo $id;
});

Callbacks

Use multiple callbacks:, _(*11)

Bob::get('/user/:is_numeric', [function($id) {
    echo 'Hello, '.$user[$id];
}, count_login($id)]);

Multiple request methods:, _(*12)

Bob::add(['post', 'put'], '/user', function() {
    // Add a user! Or something else! I don't care!
});

A Class as Callback

Your can also use a class as callback. Just pass its name. Bob will try to execute $method on $callback, so something like this will work:, _(*13)

class SayHello {
    static function get($num) {
        for($i = 0; $i < $num; $i++)
            echo 'GET Hello!';
    }

    static function post($num) {
        for($i = 0; $i < $num; $i++)
            echo 'POST Hello!';
    }
}

Bob::add([], '/:is_numeric', 'SayHello');

Notice that you have to use Bob::add() with an empty array. In this case, you're not required to tell Bob the accepted HTTP methods, it'll just look inside the provided class., _(*14)

Execute

With the use-an-own-function-example from above, the (second) final step could look like this:, _(*15)

Bob::go();

Or - if you'd like to work in a subdirectory - trim the request url:, _(*16)

Bob::go('/foo/bar.php');

http://localhost/foo/bar.php/user/1 => /user/1, _(*17)

If nothing was found

404:, _(*18)

Bob::summary(function($passed, $refused) {
    echo $passed.' routes passed, '.$refused.' were refused.';
});

This will only execute the callback, if no rule matched the request:, _(*19)

Bob::notfound(function($passed, $refused) {
    echo '404 :(';
});

You're done. Have a nice day., _(*20)