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• Controllers
• Routing
• Views

Controllers

Example of how to define and map a Controller.

config/routes.php

Hook\Http\Router::mount('/', 'MyController');

app/controllers/my_controller.php

class MyController {

    public static function mounted($path) {
        // Controller successfully mounted at $path
    }

    // GET /path
    function getIndex() {
        $this->render('index');
    }

    // POST /path/create
    function postCreate() {
        // create
        Router::redirect('/');
    }

    // PUT /path/update
    function putUpdate() {
        // update
        Router::redirect('/');
    }

    // DELETE /path
    function deleteIndex() {
        // delete
        Router::redirect('/');
    }
}

Routing

Your application routes should be defined in app/config/routes.php. The Router class supports get, post, put, delete, and any methods.

Examples:

// Any HTTP verb allowed.
Router::any('/', 'HomeController:index');

// Only GET allowed.
Router::get('/', 'HomeController:show');

// Only POST allowed.
Router::post('/', 'HomeController:create');

// Only PUT allowed.
Router::put('/', 'HomeController:update');

// Only DELETE allowed.
Router::delete('/', 'HomeController:destroy');

Views

hook-framework support both Handlebars and Mustache syntax on its template engine. (thanks to zordius/lightncandy)

• View helpers