laasti/route

Two-step controller routing for League/route. Instantiate your controller, do some stuff, then call your controller method.

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Laasti/Route

An advanced implementation of PHP League Route package. A two-step route middleware for Laasti/Stack., _(*1)

Instead of mapping directly to your controller, a middle step is added: a route object is used to configure the current route. This middle step can be used to check user's rights to access a route through an Authorization middleware., _(*2)

Uses the excellent package from The PHP League: League/Route., _(*3)

Installation

composer require laasti/route

Usage

Currently does not support closures nor functions as routes, only objects., _(*4)

With Laasti\Stack:, _(*5)

   $container = new League\Container;
   $routes = new League\Route\RouteCollection($container);
   $container->add('Laasti\Route\DefineControllerMiddleware')->withArgument($routes);
   $routes->setStrategy(new Laasti\Route\ControllerDefinitionStrategy);
   $request = Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request::create('/test');
   $routes->get('/test', 'MyController::display');
   $resolver = new Laasti\Stack\ContainerResolver($container);
   $stack = new Laasti\Stack\Stack($resolver);
   $stack->push('Laasti\Route\DefineControllerMiddleware');
   $stack->push('Laasti\Route\CallControllerMiddleware');

   $stack->execute($request);

Without Laasti\Stack:, _(*6)

   $container = new League\Container;
   $routes = new League\Route\RouteCollection($container);
   $routes->setStrategy(new Laasti\Route\ControllerDefinitionStrategy);
   $request = Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request::create('/test/George');
   $routes->get('/test/{name}', 'MyController::display');

   $definition = $routes->getDispatcher()->dispatch($request->getMethod(), $request->getPathInfo());

   //Pass the request or any arguments to the controller
   //Calls MyController->display($request);
   $request->attributes->add($definition->getArguments());
   echo $definition->callController($request);

   //Or, uses route attributes as arguments
   //Calls MyController->display($name);
   echo $definition->callController();