Implementation of a Router in a Custom MVC Framework

Let's now write a stub of the Router class according to our calls:

<?php
	namespace Core;
	
	class Router
	{
		private $routes;
		
		public function getTrack($routes, $uri)
		{
			// there will be code
		}
	}
?>

In the getTrack method, we must determine which of the routes corresponds to the given $uri. To do this, we need to iterate through our array of routes with a loop:

<?php
	namespace Core;
	
	class Router
	{
		public function getTrack($routes, $uri)
		{
			foreach ($routes as $route) {
				// check $uri and $route
			}
		}
	}
?>

If some route corresponds to the URI, we should get the values of the route parameters from this URI and return an object of the Track class:

<?php
	namespace Core;
	
	class Router
	{
		public function getTrack($routes, $uri)
		{
			foreach ($routes as $route) {
				if (checking the match of the route and URI) {
					$params = ; // need to get parameters from uri
					return new Track($route->controller, $route->action, $params);
				}
			}
			
			return new Track('error', 'notFound'); // if no route matches
		}
	}
?>

Copy my stub of the Router class and place it in the file /core/Router.php.

Implement the described Router class, returning an object of the Track class as a result. If you experience difficulties (which is quite likely), look at the source code of the framework you used to study MVC. There, in the Router class, you will find the missing part of the implementation and my comments on it.