Modules Controllers sub-directory problem

[byazrail]

Hi,

test types;
Acme\Controllers\Test\Foo.php;
access localhost/ci4/acme/test/foo, localhost/test/foo;

$routes->setDefaultNamespace('Acme\Controllers');
$routes->setDefaultController('');
$routes->setDefaultMethod('index');
$routes->setTranslateURIDashes(false);
$routes->set404Override();
$routes->setAutoRoute(true);

non sub-directory method running.
Acme\Controllers\Test - in foo() method;
access localhost/ci4/test/foo;

AutoRoute problem.
custom add routes running, test route;
$routes->add('sample', 'Acme\Controllers\Test\Foo::sample'); // only sample method.

[lonnieezell]

What namespace did you use in your controller?

[byazrail]

Acme Namespace;
Controllers Test\Foo
Function index

$routes->setDefaultNamespace('Acme\Controllers');
$routes->setAutoRoute(true);

localhost/ci4/test/foo - 404
localhost/ci4/acme/test/foo - 404

Modules in controllers sub-directory auto route problem.
Non sub directory no problem.

[lonnieezell]

For file Acme\Controllers\Test\Foo.php you need to have a namespace of Acme\Controllers\Test.

[byazrail]

Anything wrong?

[byazrail]

Current Site\Controllers\Auth\Auth Controller;
auth/auth or auth not working folder and controller same name Auth\Auth.

[lonnieezell]

It looks like you've got things setup correctly. I'll have to dig into the code and see what's going on.

[lonnieezell]

I take that back. Auto-Routing currently only works in APPATH.Controllers, which is why it's not working for you. However, it definitely makes sense the way you're trying to use it. I'll work on that.

[lonnieezell]

And I must be rusty. :) While it doesn't look like it should work, because the full namespace is set on line 465 of Router.php, it all works as expected. Here's the steps I did so that you can reproduce:

1. Create a new namespace by editing application/Config/Autoload.php:

$psr4 = [
			'Config'                     => APPPATH.'Config',
			APP_NAMESPACE                => APPPATH,			// For custom namespace
			'App'                        => APPPATH,			// To ensure filters, etc still found
			'Myth'                       => ROOTPATH.'_myth',
		];

2. Change the default namespace for Controllers in application/Config/Routes.php:

$routes->setDefaultNamespace('Myth\Controllers');

3. Create a new directory to hold the namespaced controllers at /_myth/Controllers.
4. Create a new controller:

<?php namespace Myth\Controllers;

use CodeIgniter\Controller;

class Foo extends Controller {

    protected $helpers = ['url'];

    public function bar()
    {
        d(current_url());

        d('You found me!');
    }

}

If I try to access /foo or /foo/bar the expected page shows up. If I rename the controller to Home and the method to index, then the page shows up under the main site as it should.

Looking back at your files, your second set of files had a different namespace, etc, but you did not provide your routing settings, so you might have missed something there.

[byazrail]

Hello,

setAutoRoute(true); // not working module sub-directory.
Own solution;

$routes->add('/', 'Site\Controllers\Site::index');

$routes->group('auth', function($routes)
{
	$routes->group('services', function($routes)
	{
		$routes->add('/', 'Site\Controllers\Auth\Services');
		$routes->add('(:any)', 'Site\Controllers\Auth\Services::$1');
	});
	$routes->group('game', function($routes)
	{
		$routes->add('/', 'Site\Controllers\Auth\Game');
		$routes->add('(:any)', 'Site\Controllers\Auth\Game::$1');
	});
	$routes->add('/', 'Site\Controllers\Auth\Auth');
	$routes->add('(:any)', 'Site\Controllers\Auth\Auth::$1');
});

[lonnieezell]

Sorry you couldn't get the Auto-Route working, but the more explicit method there will definitely work for you. I was unable to recreate a broken system so there's nothing I can do at this time.

[BondaCB]

@lonnieezell

Hello, i have followed your steps in your previous post and I have some issues getting response for anything other than the home

Once I add other routes to the same controller and method, i get 404'd
My routes.php looks as follows:

$routes->setDefaultNamespace('Myth\Controllers');
$routes->setDefaultController('Home');
$routes->setDefaultMethod('index');
$routes->setTranslateURIDashes(false);
$routes->set404Override();
$routes->setAutoRoute(true);


$routes->add('/', 'Home::index');
$routes->add('/foo', 'Home::index');
$routes->add('/bar', 'Myth\Controllers\Home::index');

The / path works as expected, but neither /foo or /bar is found.
Why might this be?

Thanks

[lonnieezell]

I can't look until later tonight, but typically you would not put the leading slash on a segment, so you might try like this:

$routes->add('/', 'Home::index');
$routes->add('foo', 'Home::index');
$routes->add('bar', 'Myth\Controllers\Home::index');

This is not really relevant to this issue, though, since this issue was about the Auto-Routing feature.

[BondaCB]

@lonnieezell It was that. I'm very sorry to have bothered you with such a simple question. But after several hours tinkering that detail escaped me.

Thank you very much

[lonnieezell]

No worries. And that's something I'll need to look at since it should still work there. Thanks.

[ghulamhyder]

you make folder out of controller add base controller path through namespace could and go to route change default route type this