Routes on paths about simple-php-router HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi @systemEDOM

Using the library on a sub-path like that is not officially supported yet, however it would be be possible to get it working quite easily.

Remember to change /local-path to your own local path (/project or /test).

Version 4.1.0.0 or above

Add event that appends your sub-path when a new route is added.

Example:

// ... your routes.php file

if($isRunningLocally) {

    $eventHandler = new EventHandler();
    $eventHandler->register(EventHandler::EVENT_ADD_ROUTE, function (EventArgument $arg) use (&$status) {

        if ($arg->route instanceof \Pecee\SimpleRouter\Route\LoadableRoute) {
            $arg->route->prependUrl('/local-path');
        }

    });

    TestRouter::addEventHandler($eventHandler);

}

Other versions

Wrap your routes in a group with a prefix that matches your sub-path, then changing the prefix depending on your environment.

If you don't want the group to fill your routes.php you could easily extending the SimpleRouter class and add the group in here by extending the start method.

Example:

class Router extends \Pecee\SimpleRouter\SimpleRouter 
{
    public static function start()
    {
        $prefix = ($isRunningLocally) ? '/local-path' : null;
        
        static::group(['prefix' => $prefix], function() {
                
            // require routes.php
            require_once 'routes.php';
            
        });
        
        parent::start();
    }
}

/ Simon

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If you run a sub-path both on live and localhost you should just wrap your routes in a group and change the prefix depending on your environment.

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Thank you very much i did could fix it. It's cool the routes system

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@systemEDOM

Cool - I'm glad to hear that you fixed your issue and thanks for using the library 👍

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