/**
* Handles and routes any HTTP request using a subclass that can handles it. URLs are like:
*
* index.php?page=Photo&id=1243&...
*
* But usually the user will see pretty URLs that rewrite to the above such as
*
* photo/1243?...
*
* @access public
* @param array $get
* @param array $post
* @param array $files
* @param array $cookies
* @param array $server
* @return void
*/
public static function handleRequest($get, $post, $files, $cookies, $server)
{
try {
$page = isset($get['page']) ? $get['page'] : 'mainPage';
$dbIsCurrent = Models\Database::installedSchemaIsCorrectVersion();
if (!$dbIsCurrent && substr($page, 0, 5) !== 'setup') {
if (!Models\Database::connectionParametersAreSet() && $page != 'setupInstall') {
header('Location: ' . SetupInstallController::getUrl());
return;
}
if ($page != 'setupUpgrade' && $page != 'setupInstall') {
header('Location: ' . SetupUpgradeController::getUrl());
return;
}
}
$controllerClass = 'CameraLife\\Controllers\\' . ucfirst($page) . 'Controller';
if (!class_exists($controllerClass)) {
throw new \Exception('Page not found');
}
if (isset($get['id'])) {
$controller = new $controllerClass($get['id']);
} else {
$controller = new $controllerClass();
}
$method = 'handle' . ucfirst(strtolower($server['REQUEST_METHOD']));
$controller->{$method}($get, $post, $files, $cookies);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
self::handleException($e);
}
}
