router
Interfaces, Classes and Traits
- Parameters
- The parameters a route reads out of a server or URI. This allows the application to gracefully manage the parameters and give them over to the callback function that should replace it.
- RewriteRule
- A route is a class that rewrites a URL path (route) that matches a route or pattern (old_route) into a new route that the system can use (new_route) to handle the current request.
- Routable
- The routable class is the base class for both routers and router servers, which can both accept routes and store them. In order to do so, there is a predefined set of functions that are meant to be kept the way they are and a single abstract one that adds the route to the element the way this one decides.
- Route
- A route is a class that rewrites a URL path (route) that matches a route or pattern (old_route) into a new route that the system can use (new_route) to handle the current request.
- Router
- Routers are tools that allow your application to listen on alternative urls and attach controllers to different URLs than they would normally do. Please note that enabling a route to a certain controller does not disable it's canonical URL.
- RouterResult
- The router result object is returned when a route matches (or not) a request.
- RoutingMiddleware
- The routing middleware is one of the central components of Spitfire, it allows the application to receive the request, and produce a response based on the routes that the developers designed for the application.
- URIPattern
- The URIPattern class is a wrapper to gather several patterns and test them simultaneously.