Extract interface for route configuration

[lcobucci]

Fixes #209

This introduces an extension point for providing different implementations for the configuration of application routes.

[jesperbeisner]

Hey @lcobucci, I tried to copy the init setup from the README after my composer installation, but this doesn't work anymore, cause the ConfigureRoutes is not available yet. Are you aware of that? I mean I know how to fix this - aka. use the old RouteCollector - but new users may not know this and will run into problems, cause the README is not up2date with the composer installation? 😿

Nonetheless, thanks for your work on FastRoute 💪

[lcobucci]

Hey @lcobucci, I tried to copy the init setup from the README after my composer installation, but this doesn't work anymore, cause the ConfigureRoutes is not available yet. Are you aware of that? I mean I know how to fix this - aka. use the old RouteCollector - but new users may not know this and will run into problems, cause the README is not up2date with the composer installation? 😿

Nonetheless, thanks for your work on FastRoute 💪

@jesperbeisner this hasn't yet been released 😅

I got sick and couldn't continue my work on #277, which is the last thing before I wrap up an RC tag.

You may point to 2.0-dev@dev if you want to test this out. Alternatively, refer to the docs on the latest tag 👍

[jesperbeisner]

I know this hasn't been released yet, that's exactly my point 😄
I visit the github repository, I run composer require nikic/fast-route, I try the example, nothing works cause the default master branch on github !== my locally installed version, I get sad 😿

Was just wondering if this is intentional? And yes, I know how to "fix" this but maybe people new to php/github/composer do not and will get annoyed?

Maybe the 2.0 development should happen in the 2.0 branch and master is the current 1.X version?

[lcobucci]

I know this hasn't been released yet, that's exactly my point 😄
I visit the github repository, I run composer require nikic/fast-route, I try the example, nothing works cause the default master branch on github !== my locally installed version, I get sad 😿

Was just wondering if this is intentional? And yes, I know how to "fix" this but maybe people new to php/github/composer do not and will get annoyed?

Maybe the 2.0 development should happen in the 2.0 branch and master is the current 1.X version?

Generally speaking, I've moved away from "master" or "main" branches in my libs, using branches like "1.0.x" and having the version under development as the default one.

Unfortunately only the repository owner can change the default branch, so it would be quite messy to have to ask Nikita to change stuff all the time 😅

The outcome would be the same, though: since the default branch is the version under development, documentation won't necessarily match with what you have installed locally.

So, one can say this is by design and mitigated by having docs in the dist file (so people can consume the documentation locally, from their vendor dir).

The main argument for that is reduce contribution friction - we want people to push things to the version under development as much as possible.

I hope that makes sense 🤘