@ryleigh
To create a new controller in Phalcon, follow these steps:
- Create a new file in the app/controllers directory with a name that ends with "Controller.php". For example, if you want to create a controller for handling user-related actions, you might create a file called UserController.php.
- In this new file, define a class with the same name as the file, but without the "Controller" suffix. For example, if your file is called UserController.php, the class should be called User.
- Extend the PhalconMvcController class, which provides the basic functionality of a Phalcon controller. For example, your class declaration should look like this:
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class User extends PhalconMvcController
{
// ...
}
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- Define one or more action methods in your controller. These methods will handle requests for specific URLs. For example, to handle a request to /user/login, you might define a method called loginAction():
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public function loginAction()
{
// Handle login request
}
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- (Optional) Define any helper methods or properties that your controller needs. For example, you might define a $userModel property that contains an instance of your user model.
That's it! Your new controller is now ready to use. To use it in your application, you'll need to define a route that maps a URL to one of your controller's action methods. You can do this in the app/config/routes.php
file, using the add()
method of the $router
object. For example:
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$router->add('/user/login', [
'controller' => 'User',
'action' => 'login'
]);
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This will map requests to /user/login
to the loginAction()
method of your User
controller.