A basic skeleton for web applications. Includes a router, routing convention, and scripts for use with PHP's built-in web server.

1. Clone the repository
2. Edit the composer.json file. Note: there is a section for PSR-4 autoloading, but no paths have been set up.
3. Add the correct namespaces to the files in the classes directory.
4. Add routes to the Router::setup() method.

Each route is associated with a class that extends ControllerBase. Routes are setup in the Router::setup() method by calling the Router::addRoute() method. The Router::addRoute() method takes the HTTP method, the route string, and an object of the controller class for this route.

The route string must conform to the rules of the League\Route library for parsing routes.

Controller classes must extend ControllerBase and their only public methods should correspond to the HTTP methods (first letter capitalized) that the controller supports. Each method outputs text to be sent as the body of the response. Response headers can be set with PHP's built-in header() function.