Modern router for PHP based on regex expression with cache system. Caching has driver support: file system, APCum, Memcached. Defining routes is possible both using methods and attributes from PHP 8.0.
- PHP 8.1 or newer;
- APCu (optional);
- Memcached (optional).
Install via composer:
composer require evgsavosin/choco-router
To use it is necessary to define the call of classes using for example PSR-11 implementation.
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
use ChocoRouter\SimpleRouter;
use ChocoRouter\HttpMethod;
$router = new SimpleRouter();
$router->addRoute(HttpMethod::GET, '/foo', fn (): string => 'Foo!' );
$router->addRoute(
HttpMethod::POST,
'/foo/{bar}',
fn (mixed $value): string => "Foo bar and {$value}!",
['bar' => '[0-9]+']
);
try {
$router->resolve(
$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'],
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
)->callableResolve(function (mixed $handler, array $arguments): mixed {
if (is_string($handler)) {
[$controllerName, $methodName] = explode('@', $handler);
// PSR-11 implementation for classes: controllers, actions and etc...
} elseif (is_callable($handler)) {
$handler(...$arguments);
}
});
} catch (HttpException $e) {
if ($e->getCode() === HttpException::NOT_FOUND) {
// Handle 404...
} else if ($e->getCode() === HttpException::BAD_REQUEST) {
// Handle 400...
}
}
The route can be defined with method: addRoute(HttpMethod $httpMethod, string $uri, mixed $handler, array $parameters = []): void
. Parameters can be passed {bar}
or {bar?}
with regular expressions ['bar' => '[0-9]+']
.
Real example:
$router->addRoute(HttpMethod::GET, '/foo/{bar?}', 'foo-bar', ['bar' => '[0-9]+']);
A question mark means the parameter is optional.
The route group is defined using addGroup(string $prefix, callable $callback): void
method. Real example:
$router->addGroup('/gorge', function (RouteCollection $r): void {
$router->addRoute(HttpMethod::GET, '/foo/{bar?}', 'foo-bar', ['bar' => '[0-9]+']);
});
Full list of methods:
HttpMethod::CONNECT
HttpMethod::HEAD
HttpMethod::GET
HttpMethod::POST
HttpMethod::PUT
HttpMethod::DELETE
HttpMethod::OPTIONS
You can set the configuration when initializing a simple router:
$router = new SimpleRouter([
'cacheDisable' => false,
'cacheDriver' => FileDriver::class,
'cacheOptions' => []
/*
For memcached driver, there passed array of servers.
For file driver, there passed path to cache directory.
*/
]);
The router supports attributes from PHP 8.0. Example:
use App\Action\FooAction;
$router = new SimpleRouter();
$router->load([FooAction::class]);
$router->resolve(/*...*/)->callableResolve(/*...*/);
Router has support cache system with defined drivers:
ChocoRouter\Cache\Drivers\FileDriver::class
;ChocoRouter\Cache\Drivers\ApcuDriver::class
;ChocoRouter\Cache\Drivers\MemcachedDriver::class
.
For use cache move definition routes to cache callback:
$router = new SimpleRouter([
'cacheDriver' => FileDriver::class
]);
$router->cache(static function (RouteCollection $r): void {
$r->addRoute(HttpMethod::GET, '/foo/{bar}', App\Actions\FooAction::class, ['bar' => '[0-9]+']);
});
$router->resolve(/*...*/)->callableResolve(/*...*/);
The author has not yet had time to write instructions, but any pull request or issue will be glad.
Choco Router has MIT License.