Routing

Strata uses a compiled Radix router with zero regex on the hot path. Routes are explicit, type-safe, and PSR-7 native.

Basic Routes

Define routes on the Router instance. Use closures for handlers.

<?php
use App\Router;
use App\Request;
use App\User;

$router = new Router();

$router->get('/', fn() => 'Home');
$router->post('/users', fn(Request $r) => User::create($r->json()));
$router->put('/users/{id}', function($id) { return "Update user $id"; });
$router->delete('/users/{id}', function($id) { return "Delete user $id"; });

$router->run();
?>

Route Parameters

Parameters are type-hinted. Strata auto-casts them.

<?php
$router->get('/users/{id}', function(int $id) {
    return "User $id";
});

$router->get('/users/by-email/{email}', function(string $email) {
    return User::findByEmail($email);
});
?>

Route Groups

Group routes to apply prefixes. Add middleware if your project defines it.

<?php
$router->group('/api', function($api) {
    $api->group('/v1', function($v1) {
        $v1->get('/users', function() { return User::all(); });
        $v1->post('/users', function(Request $r) { return User::create($r->json()); });
    });
});
?>

This creates /api/v1/users.

Fallback Route

Catch anything that didn’t match.

<?php
$router->fallback(function() {
    http_response_code(404);
    return 'Not Found';
});
?>