This is a really simple router, it has no external dependency. It allows you to define routes, for specific verbs, and map them to a method in a controller class.
I loosely imitates Laravel router.
Simple require it with Composer
composer require rgehan/router
This code should reside in a PHP file where all requests are redirected
to (with an .htaccess file for example).
<?php
// Requires the Composer autoloader, allowing us to use external modules
require_once(__DIR__ . "/../vendor/autoload.php");
use rgehan\RouterPHP\Router;
// Sets the namespace in which the Router will look for controllers
Router::setControllerNamespace('\\rgehan\\myProject\\controllers\\');
// Sets the variables that will be passed to all controllers methods
Router::setRoutesGlobalParameters(['global variable 1', 123, [1, 2, 3]]);
// Defines the routes
Router::get('/', 'HomeController@index');
Router::get('/home', 'HomeController@index');
Router::get('/articles', 'ArticlesController@index');
Router::get('/article', 'ArticlesController@get');
Router::post('/search/name', 'ArticlesController@search');
Router::delete('/article', 'ArticlesController@delete');
Router::update('/article', 'ArticlesController@delete');
// Dispatch the current request to the correct controller/method
Router::dispatch();Unlike many routers, this one doesn't allow you to define dynamic parameters in the url (such as /article/{id} for example).
You still have to rely on good'ol $_GET, or $_POST to get your data.
After all, it's just a router, not a full framework :)