The Silex framework is a micro web framework designed for PHP applications. It allows developers to easily build web applications with its powerful built-in features and extensible architecture. One of these features is the Application match method, which provides a way to define routes that match a specific pattern or regular expression.
Example 1:
$app->match('/hello/{name}', function ($name) use ($app) { return 'Hello '.$app->escape($name); });
This example shows how to use the Application match method to define a route that matches the pattern '/hello/{name}', where {name} is a placeholder for a parameter. The callback function then returns a greeting with the name parameter.
Package Library: Silex
Example 2:
$app->match('/user/{id}', function ($id) use ($app) { $user = getUserById($id); return $app->json($user); })->assert('id', '\d+');
This example shows how to use the Application match method to define a route that matches the pattern '/user/{id}', where {id} is a placeholder for a numeric parameter. The callback function then retrieves the user with the specified ID and returns a JSON response. The assert method is used to ensure that the parameter is a valid number.
Package Library: Silex
Example 3:
$app->match('/product/{slug}', function ($slug) use ($app) { $product = getProductBySlug($slug); if (!$product) { $app->abort(404, "Product not found"); } return $app['twig']->render('product.html', array('product' => $product)); })->assert('slug', '^[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*$');
This example shows how to use the Application match method to define a route that matches the pattern '/product/{slug}', where {slug} is a placeholder for a parameter that must be a valid slug. The callback function then retrieves the product with the specified slug and returns a rendered Twig template. The assert method is used to ensure that the parameter matches the required pattern.
Package Library: Silex (with Twig extension)
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