Class List
- App\Middleware\Cors
- App\Middleware\Auth
- App\Middleware\Env
- AppMin
- Application
- Route
- Data\Database
- Data\Db2Database
- Data\OdbcDatabase
- Data\Validator
- Data\KeyValue\SqliteStorage
- Data\Log\FileLogger
- Data\Log\HtmlLogger
- Encoding\Base64Url
- Encoding\Json
- Encoding\Utf8
- Environment\DotEnv
- Environment\System
- FileSystem\Search
- FileSystem\Security
- FileSystem\Sync
- Lang\I18N
- Lang\L10N
- Lang\Time
- Media\Image
- Net\Config
- Net\Email
- Net\HttpClient
- Net\HttpResponse
- Net\IP
- Net\SmtpClient
- Security\Crypto
- Security\Password
- Security\Crypto\Encryption
- Security\Crypto\FileEncryption
- Security\Crypto\JWT
- Security\Crypto\PublicKey
- Security\Crypto\Random
- Security\Crypto\SignedData
- Security\Web\CsrfSession
- Security\Web\CsrfStateless
- Security\Web\RateLimit
- Web\Request
- Web\Response
FastSitePHP\Route
When [$app->get()], [$app->post()] and other methods are called a new Route Object is created.
Source Code
Exemple de Code
Use Route Filters
// Routes can have custom filter functions assigned to them to run specific
// code if a route is matched, perform validation, or another task required
// by your site. Filter functions only run if the route is matched to the
// requested URL.
// Define some callback/closure functions
$text_response = function() use ($app) {
$app->header('Content-Type', 'text/plain');
};
$is_authenticated = function() {
// Check User Permissions ...
return true;
};
// When routes are created [get(), route(), post(), etc], the created route
// is returned so you can call [filter()] after defining the route.
// This page will be returned as Plain Text page because the filter function
// sets the Response Header and returns no value.
$app->get('/text-page', function($name) {
return 'Hello';
})->filter($text_response);
// A route can have multiple filters and for clarity you may want to put
// filter functions on separate lines. This page will only be called if
// [$is_authenticated] returns [true] and it will also be a text response.
$app->get('/secure-text-page', function($name) {
return 'Hello ' . $name;
})
->filter($is_authenticated)
->filter($text_response);
// The [filter()] function also accepts a string representing
// a class and method in the format of 'Class.method'.
$app->get('/phpinfo', function($name) {
phpinfo();
})
->filter('Env.isLocalhost');
// When using string filters you can specify a root namespace
// for the classes using the App property [middleware_root].
$app->middleware_root = 'App\Middleware';
Properties
Name | Data Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
pattern | string | null | URL Pattern to match for the route to get called |
controller | string \Closure |
null | Controller Closure function or string that refers to a class or class and method. |
method | string null |
null | Request Method to match ['GET', 'POST', etc] |
filter_callbacks | array | [] | Array of filter functions for the route |
Methods
filter($callback)
Add a filter function to the route. If the route is matched then all filter functions for it are called. If one or more of the filter functions returns [false] then the route is skipped. Filter functions are not required to return anything. If a filter function returns a Response Object then it will be sent to the client and the controller for the route will not be called.
Returns: $this