Dispatcher provides a flexible dispatch component.
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- Dispatcher use design pattern
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- Dispatcher is simple
Dispatcher allows you to create rule-based or convention-based handlers.
Dispatcher allows you to create routes that map HTTP verbs.
Dispatcher use the Chain of Responsability pattern to pass parameters down the chain until it finds the right handler.
In case there is no handler that can handle the request an exception will be thrown.
Requires PHP 7.2.0 or newer.
Use Composer
$ composer require guglielmopepe/dispatcher
$dispatcher = new \Dispatcher\Classes\Handlers\Convention();
$dispatcher->connect(new \Dispatcher\Classes\Handlers\NotFound());
$params = [];
if (isset($_GET['route']))
{
$params['route'] = $_GET['route'];
}
$route = $dispatcher->handle($params);
$method = strtolower($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']);
$route->$method();
exit(0);
Dispatcher include two default handler: Convention handler and NotFound handler.
The Convention handler match the value corrisponding route key in handler's parameters or Home route.
The NotFound handler match the parameters with NotFound route.
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If you discover a security vulnerability, please send an email to Guglielmo Pepe at info@guglielmopepe.com. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
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