sinevia/php-library-fastest

PHP Library Fastest

PHP Library Fastest

Fastest router, _(*1)

How it works

Simple and unassuming router., _(*2)

1. The router checks for an action parameter in the URL. If not found assumes "home".

index.php?a=home (this is default)
index.php?a=register

1. Executes a PHP function for the requested action., _(*3)

2. The action function has the same name as the requested action with the "_action" postfix., _(*4)

(action: home => function: home_action)
(action: register => function: register_action)

1. Dashes, spaces, and forward slashes are replaced with underscores

(action: auth/login => function: auth_login_action)
(action: auth-login => function: auth_login_action)

Installation

1. Using composer (recommended)

composer require sinevia/php-library-fastest

1. Manually. Copy the fastest.php file and use the include_once function to include

Usage

1. Add the following line to where the router will be working. It can be the main router of the app, or a standalone PHP webpage.

// Add the actions
require_once('../actions/home_action.php');
require_once('../actions/login_action.php');

// Execute the router
\Sinevia::fastest();

• Optionally the action can be set manually, for instance to have nice URLs

// Manually set the action and execute
$uri = strtok($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"],'?');
$result = \Sinevia::fastest(['action' => $uri]);

• Optionally the result can be output as string to be processed manually further

// Get the result as string and output
$result = \Sinevia::fastest(['output_as_string' => true]);
die($result);

1. Example functions

/**
 * The home function
 * route: ?a= or /
 */
function home_action {
    return 'Home';
}

/**
 * The login function
 * route: ?a=login or /login
 */
function login_action {
    return 'Login';
}