Router

See url(), router(), route(), routeGroup()

Routes can be defined in any Provider:

public function routes() {
    return [
        new route('/foo', 'foo', \Foo\Controller\Bar::class),
        new route('/bar', 'bar', \Foo\Controller\Bar::class),
    ];
}

Groups

When sharing same parameters, they can be easily grouped:

public function routes() {
    return [
        routeGroup([
            'controller' => \Foo\Controller\Bar::class
        ])->routes([
            route('/foo', 'foo'),
            route('/bar', 'bar'),
        ])
    ];
}

Resolvers

Common usage is with named route parameters:

public function routes() {
    return [
        route('/foo/[bar]', 'foo', \Foo\Controller\Bar::class))
            ->resolvers([
                'bar' => \Foo\Resolver\Bar::class,
            ]),
    ];
}

... and then implementing resolver:

class Bar extends \Pckg\Framework\Router\RouteResolver {
    public function resolve($value) {
        return (new Foos())
            ->where('id', $value)
            ->withPermissionsToRead()
            ->oneOrFail();
    }

    public function parametrize($record) {
        return $record->id;
    }
}