use Gdn\Route; // define routes Route::get('/', function () { require __DIR__ . '/views/home.php'; }); Route::get('/about', function () { require __DIR__ . '/views/about.php'; });
use Gdn\Route; // define dynamic route Route::get('/post/{id}', function ($id) { require __DIR__ . '/views/post.php'; });In this example, we define a dynamic route using the `"{id}"` placeholder in the URL. When a request is made to this route, Gdn router will extract the value of the `"{id}"` parameter from the URL and pass it as an argument to our callback function. We can then use this parameter in our application logic to retrieve the corresponding blog post data and render the post view. Package Library: The Gdn router is a component of the Laravel framework, a popular PHP web application framework that provides a comprehensive set of tools and libraries for building modern web applications. However, the Gdn router can also be used as a standalone package library in any PHP project.