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KriTS is a light-weight framework for serving webpages based on templates.

Under construction. Check later.

Usage:

<?php
use KriTS\Server;
use KriTS\RouteExpression as RE;
use KriTS\RouteNode as RN;

// Initilise the server
/*
Server::init(?string $templates_path = null, ?string $routes_path = null) : void;
*/
Server::init();

// Define the routes
/*
execute(RouteNode $root) : never
*/
Server::execute(new RN(
	"root_start",
	"root",
	"root_end",
	new RE('404', new RN(
		"404_start",
		"404",
		"404_end"
	)))
);

RouteNode:

// Signature:
new \KriTS\RouteNode (
	array|string|null $pre,
	array|string|null $here,
	array|string|null $post,
	RouteExpression ...$next
);

$pre, $here & $post are tempates and can have following values:

• null: It means there is no template
• array: One of more string values as described below
• string: It can be used in following ways
  • Default: plaintext as template.
  • @file_path: loads file at path 'file_path' relative to the default templates_path
  • #file_path: loads file at absolute path 'file_path'

RouteExpression:

// Signature:
new \KriTS\RouteExpression(
	string $exp,
	private RouteNode|string $route
);

$route can be a RouteNode object or a string containing path of route file. If string starts with '@' then file_path is relative to the default routes_path. If string starts with '#' then file_path is absolute.

$exp can have following formats:

• 'plaintext': matches 'plaintext'
• '@var1': matches anything. The matched value is assigned to Router::$path_vars list with var1 as key.
• '@var2=pattern': matches RegExp defined by pattern. The matched value is assigned to Router::$path_vars list with var2 as key.
• '@var3~pattern': matches RegExp defined by pattern with case-insensitive flag. The matched value is assigned to Router::$path_vars list with var3 as key.