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PHP router + Test of MCV structure - #32
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I wrote a simple PHP router that is ran by the Apache server under
src/public/index.php. It then retrieves routes fromsrc/routes/web.phpand checks if depending on the user's request, the controller exists. It then loads the appropriate view. There are some examples I tested of routes, views and controllers. I also used a simple model to check whether I could establish a connection to MySQL.I also added
src/config/database.phpto establish a connection with the database.I did not write the 404 page, but it will be loaded for unknown routes once written.