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modulework/routework
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A basic RESTful router for PHP

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ROUTEWork
=========

[](#routework)

This is a really easy to use routing class. You may know this from large framworks. But this time it is standalone!

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

- Place the `router.php` file into your application folder
- Place the `.htaccess` file into you root-site folder, adjust the `RewriteBase` as needed
- include it `include 'router.php';`
- initate it:
    `Route::tar()` <- I know not my best joke :D

HOWTO & Examples
--------------------

[](#howto--examples)

Now you can start defining some routes like this:

```
Route::get('/', function() {
      echo "Home";
});

```

This will display `Home` everytime you visit your url. Make sure that you always define this route.

But what about other routes? Let' s say we want to setup a basic site. We need a `contact`, `about` and `projects` page.

```
Route::get('contact', function() {
      ?>

          Contact us!

           Contact Us!

          About us!

           About Us!
           Staff:

          PROJECT |

           Interesting information...