Raihel Controller

Create your routes using attributes in your controllers

Installation

  composer install raihel/controller 

Setting

Use Controller Factory to map your routes

• diretory: An array with the directories of your controllers
• controllers: An array with your controller classes
• loadRoute: The class that will do the work of including the routes mapped in your controllers in your application accepts any class that implements Raihel\Controller\Core\Load\Type\LoudRoute

Slim:

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

use App\HelloController;
use Raihel\Controller\Core\ControllerFactory;
use Slim\App;

$app = new App();

use Raihel\Controller\Core\Load\Type\SlimLoadRoute;


ControllerFactory::load(
  loadRoute: new SlimLoadRoute($app),
  diretory: [__DIR__ . '/../src'],
  controllers: [HelloController::class]
);

$app->run();

Lumen:

ControllerFactory::load(
    loadRoute: new LumenLoadRoute($router),
    diretory: [__DIR__ . '/../app/Http/Controllers'],
);

Usage/Examples

Controller

Create your controller by adding the attribute Controller in your class it can receive a prefix that groups your routes

namespace App;

use Raihel\Controller\Attributes\Controller;
use Raihel\Controller\Attributes\Route\Get;
use Raihel\Controller\Attributes\Route\Put;

#[Controller('home')]
class AppController
{
    #[Get]
    public function home()
    {
        echo 'Hello World!';
    }

    #[Get('hello'), Put('hello')]
    public function get2()
    {
        echo 'Hello World 2!';
    }
}

Routes

The attribute Get before the home method creates a GET /home endponit for application

Attributes
Get
Post
Put
Delete
Patch

Authors

• @heliodantas

License

The Raihel Controller is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.