v3.0.0

Breaking Change

The getRoutes() method got renamed to get_routes() to keep the naming conventions consistent

Changelog

Improved method chaining so that it now supports multiple chain sets of request with a single call without having to end the chain and they can also share global data (prefix(es) and middleware(s))

Example:

$routes
    ->prefix("/test")
    ->middleware([ 'decode_token' ])
    ->get("/t1", function () { }) // route would be: /test/t1
    ->get("/t2", function () { }) // route would be: /test/t2
    ->get("/t3", function () { }) // route would be: /test/t3
    ->save(false) // by passing the false argument here, we keep all the previous shared data from the chain (previous prefix(es) and middlewares)
    ->prefix("/test2")
    ->middleware([ "verify_token" ])
    ->get("/t4", function () { }) // route would be: /test/test2/t4
    ->get("/t5", function () { }) // route would be: /test/test2/t5
    ->get("/t6", function () { }) // route would be: /test/test2/t6
    ->save() // by not passing the false argument here, we are removing all shared data from the previous chains (previous prefix(es) and middlewares)
    ->prefix("/test3")
    ->middleware([ "verify_token" ])
    ->get("/t7", function () { }) // route would be: /test3/t7
    ->get("/t8", function () { }) // route would be: /test3/t8
    ->get("/t9", function () { }) // route would be: /test3/t9
    ->add(); //using save or add at the end makes the chaining stop and allows for other independent routes to be added