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URL

URL and Controller class​

Fegg FW also adopted the segment-based-approach. Here is how the URL and Controller class relationship work.

http://example.com/class/function/param1/param2...
  1. Class of Controller
  2. Method of Controller class
  3. Arguments for Method

You can have a more flexible URL by setting up your URL structure in Routing file.

Example​

URL
http://example.com/post/edit/1
Running method
<?php
// code/application/Post.php

class Post extends Application
{

    // ...

    public function edit( $id )
    {
        echo $id; // Result: 1
    }

    // ...

}

Routing​

You can set your URL structure without URL and Controller class relation by configuring your route file.

You may set your $route in array in code/config/route.php.

$route['from'] = 'to';

As described above, the Key of array is a segment of URL, whereas the Value of array is the value after remapping.

note

Routes will run in order when they are defined. Higher routes will always take precedence over lower ones.

Wildcards​

There are 2 types of available wildcards (:any, :num) you may use before mapping key.

:any is any types of words. :num is limited only numbers.

Example​

code/config/route.php
<?php

$route['foo'] = 'bar';
// http://example.com/foo -> code/application/Bar.php

$route['item/:any'] = 'product/item_lookup/$1';
// http://example.com/item/foobar -> code/application/Product.php -> Product::item_lookup( 'foobar' )

$route['archive/edit/:num'] = 'post/edit/$1';
// http://example.com/archive/edit/1 -> code/application/Post.php -> Post::edit( 1 )

$route['news/post_:num.html'] = 'news/detail/$1';
// http://example.com/news/post_1.html -> code/application/News.php -> News::detail( 1 )