extends BrObjectHelper to work with request.
There is one global request object (singleton) accessible via br()->request(). You can still create own request obejct if needed by $request = new BrRequest();
| Method/property | Description |
|---|---|
If you are using global config, please prepend below methods with br()->request() | |
| referer() | |
| isSelfReferer() | |
| isAt(url) | |
| isAtBaseUrl() | |
| path() | |
| clientIP() | |
| url() | |
| relativeUrl() | |
| baseUrl() | |
| build(array) | |
| frameworkUrl() | |
| setFrameworkUrl(path) | |
| domain() | |
| serverAddr() | |
| isLocalHost() | |
| host() | |
| scriptName() | |
| ifModifidSince() | |
| method() | |
| isMethod(method) | |
| isGET() | |
| isPOST() | |
| isPUT() | |
| isDELETE() | |
| isRedirect() | |
| isTemporaryRedirect() | |
| isPermanentRedirect() | |
| userAgent() | |
| isMobile() | |
| get(name, defaultValue) | |
| post(name, defaultValue) | |
| put(name, defaultValue) | |
| cookie(name, defaultValue) | |
| param(name, defaultValue) | |
| isFilesUploaded() | |
| file(name) | |
| fileTmp(name) | |
| fileName(name) | |
| fileSize(name) | |
| fileError(name) | |
| isFileUploaded(name) | |
| moveUploadedFile(name, destinationFolder) | |
| continueRoute() | |
| routeComplete() | |
| route(method, path, callback) | |
| route(path, callback) | |
| routeGET(path, callback) | |
| routePOST(path, callback) | |
| routePUT(path, callback) | |
| routeDELETE(path, callback) | |
| routeIndex(callback) | |
| routeDefault() | |
| check(condition, callback) | |
Again, if you are working with global config object you can use br()->config(name, defaultValue) instead of br()->config()->get(name, defaultValue) for simplicity.
br()
->request()
->route('/index.html', function() {
// display homepage
})
->route('/order.html?client=([0-9]+)', function($matches) {
// display order of client $matches[1]
})
->routeGET('/pay.html', function() {
// display payment page
})
->routePOST('/pay.html', function() {
// handle POST to pay.html
})
->routeIndex(function() {
// handle request to root url of your site
})
->routeDefault()
;
Once some of the routes processed - other ones will be skipped. Simple, isn't it?