bitexpert/pathfinder

A PHP routing component.

Router

The router is responsible for resolving the target from the given route as well building an uri for a given route identifier (and it`s parameters). Using the Psr7Router (\bitExpert\Pathfinder\Psr7Router) is pretty easy:

$baseUrl = 'http://myapp.loc:8080';
$router = new \bitExpert\Pathfinder\Psr7Router($baseUrl);
$router->setRoutes(
    [
        new Route('GET', '/', 'index'),
        new Route('GET', '/question/[:title]_[:id]', 'question'),
        new Route(['GET', 'POST'], '/editquestion', 'editquestion')
    ]
);

Routes

Routes in Pathfinder are implemented immutual. You may define your routes in several styles:

new Route('GET', '/', 'index');
Route::create('GET', '/', 'index');
Route::get('/')->to('index');
Route::create()->from('/')->to('index')->accepting('GET');
Route::get('/pathtofunctarget')->to(function () {
    // callable target contents
})->named('routewithcallabletarget');

You may also mix all the styles above, just as you like, since every method returns a new instance of route.

Matchers

Matchers are used to ensure that your route params match given criteria such as digits only:

Route::get('/user/[:id]')->to('users')->ifMatches('id', new NumericMatcher());

License

Pathfinder is released under the Apache 2.0 license.