Basic Usage¶
The application is basically a configuration and an execution code.
See also
Index File¶
The application object is configured, created, bootstrapped and dispatched in the index file.
<?php // index.php
use WebinoAppLib\Application\CoreConfig;
use WebinoAppLib\Feature as AppFeature;
use WebinoConfigLib\Feature as ConfigFeature;
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
/**
* Configure and create an application.
* Use configurators instead of writing PHP arrays.
* Create your custom configurators.
*/
$config = Webino::config([
new ConfigFeature\Log,
new ConfigFeature\FirePhpLog,
new AppFeature\FilesystemCache,
(new MyCustomFeature)
->setAnything(),
]);
$appCore = Webino::application($config);
/**
* Application $appCore is not fully configured.
* Only core services and listeners are available.
* Configuration is write enabled.
*/
$app = $appCore->bootstrap();
/**
* Application $app is configured and ready for a dispatch.
* All services and listeners are available.
* Configuration is read-only.
*/
$app->dispatch();
Routing¶
A route is a map from a URL path to an event. When a route gets hit it will trigger an event on which you can bind custom code.
Adding routes¶
Adding routes via configuration.
use WebinoConfigLib\Feature\Route;
Webino::config([
(new Route('myRoute'))->setLiteral('/my/route/path'),
]);
Adding routes runtime.
/** @var \WebinoConfigLib\Feature\Route $route */
$route = $app->route('myRoute')->setLiteral('/my/route/path');
Generating URLs¶
Generating URLs to application routes.
/** @var WebinoAppLib\Router\UrlInterface $url */
$url = $app->url('myRoute');
Binding to routes¶
Handling a route match.
use WebinoAppLib\Event\RouteEvent;
$app->bindRoute('myRoute', function (RouteEvent $event) {
// do something...
});
