Juriya App Socket

index.php

<?php

require_once 'Juriya/Juriya.php';

use Juriya\Juriya;
use Juriya\Collection;
use Juriya\Request;
use Juriya\Controller;
use Juriya\ResponseHttp;

Juriya::registerAutoloader();

class HelloController extends Controller {

	public function executeHttp($arg1 = NULL, $arg2 = NULL)
	{
		$name = empty($arg2) ? 'World' : $arg2;

		return new ResponseHttp(200, $name);
	}
}

$routes = new Collection(array('APP' => array(
	'default' => array('controller' => 'HelloController',
	                   'arguments' => array('hey', '/^[a-zA-Z0-9_:@\-\s]+$/')),
)));

$launcher = new Juriya(compact('routes'));
$launcher->setEnvironment('development');

// This is the starting point of begin request process.
// Here we tell the framework that we want 
// to listen the request from global variables($_SERVER, $_REQUEST)
$request = Request::fromGlobal();
// Someone could change above statement into :
// 
// $request = Request::factory('home', array('hey', 'Juriya'), 'http');
//
// Which is also equals with more verbose instantiation :
//
// $config = new Collection(array(
//  'path' => array('home'),
//  'socket' => '\\HelloController',
//  'arguments' => array('hey', 'Juriya'),
//  'tunnel' => 'http',
// ));
// $request = new Request($config);
//
// By setting each request parameters (path, socket, arguments and tunnel),
// the framework will not listen the global variables anymore.

$launcher->execute($request);
// After the launcer execute the request, this point could considered as after request point.