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Routing Annotation With Additional Prefix

URL = https://localhost/admin/user/login

/**
 * @RoutePrefix("/user")
 */
class UserController
{
    /**
     * @Get("/login")
     */
    public function loginAction() {}
}

Is their any other way that "admin" prefix will be automatically be added to the route prefix? I thought of this one solution however it doesn't suites to my application.

$add_prefix = 'admin';

$router->addModuleResource('Backend', 'User', $add_prefix . '/user');

Note: This "admin" prefilx can be change at the frontend.



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Take a look at Router Group



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edited Feb '15

Hi Pavel, yes it can be done in Router Group, However in multi module it needs to have group routes class every module i create.. so this is what I've done in router annotations:

// $this->getDI( )->get( 'config' )->urls->prefixes->toArray( ); // contains
'prefixes'      => array(
    ':admin'    => 'admin',
    ':frontend' => 'any/valid/url'
),
class Annotations extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Router\Annotations {

        public function processControllerAnnotation ( $handler, $annotation ) {

            $expr_arguments = $annotation->getExprArguments( );

            $url_prefixes   = $this->getDI( )->get( 'config' )->urls->prefixes->toArray( );
            $url_searchs    = array( );
            $url_values     = array( );

            foreach ( $url_prefixes as $url_search => $url_value ) {
                $url_searchs[]  = $url_search;
                $url_values[]   = $url_value;
            }

            foreach ( $expr_arguments as $key => $expr_argument ) {
                if ( isset( $expr_argument['expr']['value'] ) ) {
                    $expr_arguments[$key]['expr']['value'] = str_replace( $url_searchs, $url_values,  $expr_argument['expr']['value'] );
                }
            }

            $annotation = new \Phalcon\Annotations\Annotation( array(
                'name' => $annotation->getName( ),
                'arguments' => $expr_arguments
            ));

            return parent::processControllerAnnotation ( $handler, $annotation );

        }

    }

then in my controller i indicate


    /**
     * Router Prefix
     * @RoutePrefix( "/:admin/setting" )
     *
     */

    class SettingController extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Controller {

then i test it with

https://localhost/admin/setting https://localhost/admin/any/valid/url/setting (Note: change the :admin to frontend)

and it works... i don't know if this is the best idea but it solveds my problem and this is the simplest idea i up come with... thanks..

if you have any/better idea plss comment it out below...