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niltonduarte/route
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A lightweight, simple and easy request router for your application.

v1.0.2(3y ago)011BSD-3-ClausePHPPHP >=7.4

Since Jul 11Pushed 3y ago1 watchersCompare

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Application Router for PHP
==========================

[](#application-router-for-php)

For more details, see the examples folder inside the library. It has no dependencies. Use this with any server, including PHP's built-in server. Inside the folder where you downloaded the component open the terminal and run the command:

```
php -S localhost:80 -t .

```

or

```
php -S localhost:80

```

If you have a problem, just change the 80 to another port number. For more details on PHP's built-in web server see

Its use is ridiculously easy!
-----------------------------

[](#its-use-is-ridiculously-easy)

I recommend that you create an index.php file in the root of the public folder that will be accessed by the server when it receives a request from some page of your application and call composer autoload to load Route like this:

```