Phalcon Routes and Sub-Domains

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Phalcon Routes and Sub-Domains

TuxLyn Jan '15

Created Jan '15	Last Reply Jan '15	Replies 1	Views 1023	Votes 0

TuxLyn 16.6k

Jan '15

I'm very new to PhalconPHP but already like it :-) I have a question if any one could help.

This is the router I'm using in my index.php right now and it works.


$di = new Phalcon\DI\FactoryDefault();

$di['router'] = function() {

  $router = new Phalcon\Mvc\Router(false);

  switch ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) {
    case 'api.domain.com':

            $router->add('/', 'api::index');
            $router->add('/one', 'api::one');
            $router->add('/two', 'api::two');

        break;

    default:

        $router->add('/', 'index::index');

        break;

  } #switch

        $router->notFound(array(
             'controller' => 'index',
             'action' => 'error'
        ));

        return $router; 

}; #router

But I would like to load this from /app/config/routes.php dynamicly or routes.json file. Something like this or similar.

$routes = array(

    "api.domain.com" => array(
        "/" => array('api' => 'index'),
        "/api1" => array('api' => 'one'),
        "/api2" => array('api' => 'two'),
    ),

    "domain.com" => array(
        "/" => array('index' => 'index'),
    ),

);

Also, is there a shorter way to make "notFound" ?

            $router->notFound(array(
                'controller' => 'index',
                'action' => 'error'
            ));

to something like:

$router->notFound('index::error');

Thanks for any help :-)

Артур
3.6k

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answer

Jan '15

Not sure the code will work, but you can do something like this:


$di = new Phalcon\DI\FactoryDefault();

$di['router'] = function() {

    $router = new Phalcon\Mvc\Router(false);
    $configRouter = include_once('/app/config/routes.php');

    foreach ($configRouter as $host => $routes) {
        foreach ($routes as $uri => $sources) {
            foreach ($sources as $controller => $action) {
                $router->add($uri, array(
                    'controller' => $controller,
                    'action'     => $action
                ))->setHostname($host);
            }
        }
    }

    return $router;

}; #router

TuxLyn · Answer 1 · 2015-01-05T02:27:44-07:00

Yeah not working here with this routes.php config. But thank you for trying :-)

$routes = array(

    "api.domain.com" => array(
        "/" => array('api' => 'index'),
        "/api1" => array('api' => 'one'),
        "/api2" => array('api' => 'two'),
    ),

    "domain.com" => array(
        "/" => array('index' => 'index'),
    ),

);

TuxLyn · Answer 2 · 2015-01-05T02:57:32-07:00

Actually it works for some routes if I include this array in the index.php file. But for some reason it wont allow loading CamelCasedController.php only the CasedController.php

TuxLyn · Answer 3 · 2015-01-05T03:06:41-07:00

Ah no big deal. Thank you for your help. It works well enought!

This is include I used;

$configRouter[] = include_once(__DIR__.'/../app/config/routes.php');