minichan-router

A minimal router.

Installation

$ composer require leinc/minichan-router

Usage

You can use this router like below

 <?php

 require __DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php";

 Router::get('/',function (Request $request){
     echo "Hello World";
 });

 Router::get('/foo',function (Request $request){
     echo "foo route";
 });

 Router::executeRoutes();

Use Controller instead of callback functions

 <?php

  require __DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php";
  
  Router::get('/foo/create',[FooController::class,'create']);
  
  Router::post('/foo',[FooController::class,'store']);

  Router::executeRoutes();

However you would be able to use dynamic route parameters

 <?php

 require __DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php";

 Router::get('/bar/{id}',function (Request $request){
    echo $request->params()->id;
 });
 
 Router::get('/foo/{file}',function (Request $request){
    echo $request->params()->file;
 })->where('/foo\/[a-z]+/');

 Router::executeRoutes();

Request methods

You can use only this request methods to handle you're api

   GET,POST,PUT,PATCH,DELETE,OPTION

Middleware

Create a class for example AuthMiddleware that implements IMiddleware contract

<?php

 class AuthMiddleware implements IMiddleware
 {
   public function handle(IRequest $request,Callable $next)
   {
     if(!isset($_SESSION['admin']) && $_SESSION['admin'] !== 'test'){
           header("Location:/");
           exit();
     }
     $next($request);
   }
 }

After middleware has been created you should register it on you're router

<?php

  require __DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php";
  
  Router::get('/foo',function (Request $request){
     // your code
  })->middleware([AuthMiddleware::class]); 

  Router::executeRoutes();