Hoa is a modular, extensible and structured set of PHP libraries. Moreover, Hoa aims at being a bridge between industrial and research worlds.
This library allows to find an appropriated route and extracts data from a request. Conversely, given a route and data, this library is able to build a request.
For now, we have two routers: HTTP (routes understand URI and subdomains) and CLI (routes understand a full command-line).
We propose a quick overview of two usages: in a HTTP context and in a CLI context.
We consider the following routes:
/hello
, only accessible with theGET
andPOST
method;/bye
, only accessible with theGET
method;/hello_<nick>
only accessible with theGET
method.
There are different ways to declare routes but the more usual is as follows:
$router = new Hoa\Router\Http();
$router
->get('u', '/hello', function ( ) {
echo 'world!', "\n";
})
->post('v', '/hello', function ( Array $_request ) {
echo $_request['a'] + $_request['b'], "\n";
})
->get('w', '/bye', function ( ) {
echo 'ohh :-(', "\n";
})
->get('x', '/hello_(?<nick>\w+)', function ( $nick ) {
echo 'Welcome ', ucfirst($nick), '!', "\n";
});
We can use a basic dispatcher to call automatically the associated callable of the appropriated rule:
$dispatcher = new Hoa\Dispatcher\Basic();
$dispatcher->dispatch($router);
Now, we will use cURL to test our program that listens
on 127.0.0.1:8888
:
$ curl 127.0.0.1:8888/hello
world!
$ curl -X POST -d a=3\&b=39 127.0.0.1:8888/hello
42
$ curl 127.0.0.1:8888/bye
ohh :-(
$ curl -X POST 127.0.0.1:8888/bye
// error
$ curl 127.0.0.1:8888/hello_gordon
Welcome Gordon!
$ curl 127.0.0.1:8888/hello_alyx
Welcome Alyx!
This simple API hides a modular mechanism that can be foreseen by typing
print_r($router->getTheRule())
.
To unroute, i.e. make the opposite operation, we can do this:
var_dump($router->unroute('x', array('nick' => 'gordon')));
// string(13) "/hello_gordon"
We would like to recognize the following route [<group>:]?<subcommand> <options>
in the Router.php
file:
$router = new Hoa\Router\Cli();
$router->get(
'g',
'(?<group>\w+):(?<subcommand>\w+)(?<options>.*?)'
function ( $group, $subcommand, $options ) {
echo 'Group : ', $group, "\n",
'Subcommand: ', $subcommand, "\n",
'Options : ', trim($options), "\n";
}
);
We can use a basic dispatcher to call automatically the associated callable:
$dispatcher = new Hoa\Dispatcher\Basic();
$dispatcher->dispatch($router);
And now, testing time:
$ php Router.php foo:bar --some options
Group : foo
Subcommand: bar
Options : --some options
The use of the Hoa\Console
library would be a
good idea to interprete the options and getting some confortable services for
the terminal.
Different documentations can be found on the website: http://hoa-project.net/.
Hoa is under the New BSD License (BSD-3-Clause). Please, see
LICENSE
.