PHP Router::Run Examples

Programming Language: PHP

Class/Type: Router

Method/Function: Run

Examples at hotexamples.com: 1

The PHP Router Run is a lightweight and flexible library used for routing requests in a PHP application. It allows developers to easily map URLs to controllers and actions, providing a simple yet powerful way to build dynamic web applications.

Here are a few code examples using the PHP Router Run library:

1. Basic Routing:

use RouterRun\Router;

$router = new Router();
$router->get('/', function() {
  echo 'Hello World!';
});
$router->run();

This example demonstrates a basic route defined for the home page. The `Router` class is instantiated, and a `GET` route is defined for the root URL path (`/`). The `function` provided as the second argument will be called when the route is matched. Once all routes have been defined, the `run()` method is called to handle the incoming request and dispatch to the appropriate controller.

2. Parameterized Routing:

$router->get('/users/{id}', function($params) {
  $id = $params['id'];
  echo "User ID: $id";
});

This example shows how parameterized routes can be used to handle dynamic portions of a URL. In this case, a route is defined that matches based on a user ID. The `{id}` portion of the route is a placeholder that will match any numeric value provided in the URL. The `function` provided as the second argument receives an array of parameters, which can be accessed to retrieve the specific ID value and perform any necessary actions.

3. Grouped Routing:

$router->group('/admin', function() use ($router) {
  $router->get('/dashboard', function() {
    echo 'Admin Dashboard';
  });
  $router->get('/users', function() {
    echo 'Admin Users';
  });
});

This example shows how routing can be grouped together for easier management and organization. Here, a `/admin` prefix is added to two URLs, and both routes are added to a closure that is passed to the `group()` method. The `$router` instance is passed to the `use` keyword to make it available within the closure. Once the routes are defined, the `run()` method can be called as usual to handle incoming requests. Package Library: The PHP Router Run library is an open-source package available on Packagist under the `router-run/router-run` package name. This library doesn't have any dependencies and is easy to use, making it a great choice for developers looking for a lightweight routing solution.

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Router Class Documentation

Example #1

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File: index.php Project: Tacit007/Tacit007-php-framework

<head>
	<?php 
require 'private/themes/' . $THEME_NAME . '/head.php';
?>
</head>
<body>
	<header>
		<?php 
require 'private/themes/' . $THEME_NAME . '/header.php';
?>
		<?php 
require 'private/themes/' . $THEME_NAME . '/menu.php';
?>
	</header>
	<article>
		<?php 
Router::Run();
?>
	</article>
	<div id="menuHover" style="position: fixed; top: 0px; right: 0px; padding-right: 30px;">
		<?php 
$menuHover->MakeList();
?>
	</div>
	<footer style="padding-top: 30px">
		<?php 
require 'private/themes/' . $THEME_NAME . '/footer.php';
?>
	</footer>
</body>