README

This router is based on simonhamp/routes of which I forked months ago. There is nothing wrong about the original router. However, I decided to add another method to extract the controller and the controller method from the route() shown in the original class.

Installation

This can be installed using composer.

{
"require":{
              "basicrouter": "dev-master"
			
	},
   "repositories": [

{
"type": "vcs",
"url": "https://github.com/Bryan-D-Lee/basicrouter"
}
]
}

If you install it via composer, make sure to add namespace on top of the Router class.

<?php namespace System\Libraries;

Example of composer installed

<?php
require_once(DIR .'/vendor/autoload.php');
$routes = array(
    'controller/(:any)/(:any)/(:any)' => 'test/index/$1/$2/$3/',
    'register/' => 'MyController/myController_action'

    );

$url = 'dir/controller/method/param_one/param_two/param_threee';
$default_dir = ('dir/');
$request = trim(str_replace($default_dir, '', $url));
System\Libraries\Router::add($routes);
$action_request = System\Libraries\Router::route($request);
print_r(array_filter($action_request));

Alternative installation example

<?php
include('Router.php');
$routes = array(
    'controller/(:any)/(:any)/(:any)' => 'test/index/$1/$2/$3/',
    'register/' => 'MyController/myController_action'

    );

$url = 'dir/controller/method/param_one/param_two/param_threee';
$default_dir = ('dir/');
$request = trim(str_replace($default_dir, '', $url));
Router::add($routes);
$action_request = Router::route($request);
print_r(array_filter($action_request));

The above examples should return something like this

Array ( [0] => test [1] => index [2] => method [3] => param_one [4] => param_two [5] => param_threee )

By writing a simple dispatcher, we can easily dispatch the controller/action + parameters (coming up soon).