If you want something with more features but still just as simple, check out: http://flightphp.com/
I'm using it to make a JSON backend API and it works great.
Macaw - A Simple PHP Router
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#12http://macaw.co/ Oblivious or on purpose?
two people can't name their thing after the same bird?
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#13http://macaw.co/ Oblivious or on purpose?
two people can't name their thing after the same bird?
Well when one thing has had a viral kickstarter campaign, been on every Tech blog, and its name known by just about every developer who cares about web design. Then to hear something else named the exact same name around the same time feels kinda weird.
Re: Macaw - A Simple PHP Router
#14If you want something with more features but still just as simple, check out: http://flightphp.com/ I'm using it to make a JSON backend API and it works great.
+1 for flight. Simple, yet powerful.
Re: Macaw - A Simple PHP Router
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
two people can't name their thing after the same bird?
Well when one thing has had a viral kickstarter campaign, been on every Tech blog, and its name known by just about every developer who cares about web design. Then to hear something else named the exact same name around the same time feels kinda weird.
Or maybe it's not nearly as big a deal as you think it is and OP just likes parrots.
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#16Re: Macaw - A Simple PHP Router
#17If you want something with more features but still just as simple, check out: http://flightphp.com/ I'm using it to make a JSON backend API and it works great.
How does flight compare with klein (https://github.com/chriso/klein.php)?
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#18http://macaw.co/ Oblivious or on purpose?
The OP has another project called parrot
https://github.com/GetParrot/Parrot
so I think he just likes parrots and the name is coincidence.
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#20Is there any pattern matching router in PHP? Just like Journey on Rails. It is faster to use Patrern Matching than sequential brute force route.