README

Provides tools for collecting, saving and manipulating routes of web applications.

Installation

The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.

Either run

composer require --prefer-dist cetver/yii2-routes-collector

or add

"cetver/yii2-routes-collector": "^1.0"

to the require section of your composer.json file.

Run the migration command

./yii migrate --migrationPath=@cetver/RoutesCollector/migrations

Update the console application configuration file

'controllerMap' => [
    'routes' => 'cetver\RoutesCollector\commands\RoutesController',
],

<?php

return [
    [], // the configuration of the first web-app
    [], // the configuration of the second web-app
];

Run the collect command

./yii routes/collect <path-to-config-file>

If you need to display routes to the user, run the "routes/extract-message" command

./yii routes/extract-messages '{"messagePath":"@app/messages","languages":["en-US","ru-RU"]}' routes

The "routes/extract-message" command arguments:

Now you can set aliases/translations by editing the files:

Run the following command

composer create-project --prefer-source cetver/yii2-routes-collector

Create virtual hosts (nginx example):

basic.cetver-yii2-routes-collector points to "tests/_data/apps/basic/web"
frontend.cetver-yii2-routes-collector points to "tests/_data/apps/advanced/backend/web"
backend.cetver-yii2-routes-collector points to "tests/_data/apps/advanced/frontend/web"

Change DB configuration here or run the following command

export DB=sqlite

Run the following commands

cd yii2-routes-collector
vendor/bin/codecept run unit,functional

After running the tests, open the links

If you follow the instructions correctly, you should see the pages as in the screenshots below