Resource routes

Learn how to define resource routes, typically used for create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations in a simple and standardized approach.

The method names represent the HTTP methods and paths required by the routes, for example:

Method	Route method	Route path	Equivalent
`index`	`GET`	`/`	`$app->action('GET', '/')`
`create`	`GET`	`/create`	`$app->action('GET', '/')`
`store`	`POST`	`/`	`$app->action('POST', '/')`
`edit`	`GET`	`/<id>/edit`	`$app->action('GET', '/<id>/edit')`
`show`	`GET`	`/<id>`	`$app->action('GET', '/<id>')`
`update`	`PUT`	`/<id>`	`$app->action('PUT', '/<id>')`
`destroy`	`DELETE`	`/<id>`	`$app->action('DELETE', '/<id>')`

Create controller

To test, create the file system/Controllers/ResourceSample.php and then add the following content to it:


          <?php
          namespace Controller;

          class ResourceSample extends \Inphinit\Routing\Resource
          {
              public function index()
              {
                  return 'index';
              }

              public function create()
              {
                  return 'create';
              }

              public function store()
              {
                  return 'store';
              }

              public function show($app, $params)
              {
                  $id = $params['id'];

                  ...

                  return 'show';
              }

              public function edit($app, $params)
              {
                  $id = $params['id'];

                  ...

                  return 'edit';
              }

              public function update($app, $params)
              {
                  $id = $params['id'];

                  ...

                  return 'update';
              }

              public function destroy($app, $params)
              {
                  $id = $params['id'];

                  ...

                  return 'destroy';
              }
          }

Then add this to main.php or dev.php:

\Controller\ResourceSample::action($app);

Is equivant to:


            $app->action('GET', '/', 'ResourceSample::index');
            $app->action('GET', '/create', 'ResourceSample::create');
            $app->action('POST', '/', 'ResourceSample::store');
            $app->action('GET', '/<id>/edit', 'ResourceSample::edit');
            $app->action('GET', '/<id>', 'ResourceSample::show');
            $app->action('PUT', '/<id>', 'ResourceSample::update');
            $app->action('DELETE', '/<id>', 'ResourceSample::destroy');