How to use

Creating a route

Simple:

$route['get']['/blog'] = array('Blog','index');	

Routes with vars:

$route['get']['/tag/:tag'] = array('Blog','tags');

Routes with vars and regex:

$route['get']['/tag/:tag'] = array('Blog','tags',':tag'=>'[a-zA-Z0-9_]');

Named routes:

$route['get']['/blog'] = array('Blog','index','as'=>'blog');
$request->blog_path(); //=> /blog  

$route['get']['/tag/:tag'] = array('Blog','tags','as'=>'tag');
$request->tag_path('your-tag-name'); //=> /tag/your-tag-name/

Redirect routes:

$route['*']['/twitter'] = array('redirect'=>'http://twitter.com');
$route['*']['/twitter'] = array('redirect'=>'http://twitter.com',302);

Setup your application

Include Request Handler file

include 'RequestHandler.php';

Create a request object

$request = new RequestHandler($route,dirname(__FILE__));

or

define('ROOT', dirname(__FILE__));
$request = new RequestHandler($route);

Implement one action

// If route is valid
if ($request->valid) {

	// Get controller name
	$controller_name = $request->controller_name."Controller";

	// Include controller class
	include(ROOT.'/controllers/'.$controller_name.'.php');

	// Create Controller class
	$controller = new $controller_name($request);

	// Fire controller action.
	$controller->$request->action_name();
}else{
	header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found");
	die();
}

To get parameters use: $request->params['key'];

.htaccess (required)

Add .htaccess file to your app root folder.

Issues & Errata

Please submit issues or errata through the issue tracker on GitHub. Your help is appreciated.

Credits

Designed and programmed by Danillo César.