index.php

<?php

session_start();
set_time_limit(300);

/**
 * Step 1: Require the Slim Framework using Composer's autoloader
 *
 * If you are not using Composer, you need to load Slim Framework with your own
 * PSR-4 autoloader.
 */
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use Slim\App;
use Slim\Views\PhpRenderer;
use Numerate\controllers;

$container = new \Slim\Container;

$container['settings']['displayErrorDetails'] = true;

// Define DI in container
$container['view'] = function() {
    return new PhpRenderer('app/templates/');
};

$container['WelcomeController'] = function($c) {
    return new controllers\WelcomeController($c['view']);
};

$container['SampleController'] = function($c) {
    return new controllers\SampleController($c['view']);
};

$container['EditorController'] = function($c) {
    return new controllers\EditorController($c['view']);
};

/**
 * Step 2: Instantiate a Slim application
 *
 * This example instantiates a Slim application using
 * its default settings. However, you will usually configure
 * your Slim application now by passing an associative array
 * of setting names and values into the application constructor.
 */
$app = new Slim\App($container);

/* ================================================================================= */

/**
 * Step 2.1:
 * 
 * Define Slim containers
 * 
 * 
 */

/**
 * Step 3: Define the Slim application routes
 *
 * Here we define several Slim application routes that respond
 * to appropriate HTTP request methods. In this example, the second
 * argument for `Slim::get`, `Slim::post`, `Slim::put`, `Slim::patch`, and `Slim::delete`
 * is an anonymous function.
 */
$app->get('/', "WelcomeController:index");
$app->get('/sample', "SampleController:index");
$app->post('/editor', "EditorController:post");

/**
 * Step 4: Run the Slim application
 *
 * This method should be called last. This executes the Slim application
 * and returns the HTTP response to the HTTP client.
 */
$app->run();