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<?php
namespace Zotlabs\Web;
use Zotlabs\Extend\Route;
/*
* @brief
*
*/
class SubModule {
private $controller = false;
/**
* @brief Submodule constructor.
*
* Initiate sub-modules. By default the submodule name is in argv(1), though this is configurable.
* Example: Given a URL path such as /admin/plugins, and the Admin module initiates sub-modules.
* This means we'll look for a class Plugins in Zotlabs/Module/Admin/Plugins.php
* The specific methods and calling parameters are up to the top level module controller logic.
*
* **If** you were to provide sub-module support on the photos module, you would probably use
* $whicharg = 2, as photos are typically called with a URL path of /photos/channel_address/submodule_name
* where submodule_name might be something like album or image.
*
* @param int $whicharg
*/
function __construct($whicharg = 1) {
if(argc() < ($whicharg + 1))
return;
$filename = 'Zotlabs/Module/' . ucfirst(argv(0)) . '/'. ucfirst(argv($whicharg)) . '.php';
$modname = '\\Zotlabs\\Module\\' . ucfirst(argv(0)) . '\\' . ucfirst(argv($whicharg));
if(file_exists($filename)) {
$this->controller = new $modname();
}
$routes = Route::get();
if($routes) {
foreach($routes as $route) {
if(is_array($route) && strtolower($route[1]) === strtolower(argv(0)) . '/' . strtolower(argv($whicharg))) {
include_once($route[0]);
if(class_exists($modname)) {
$this->controller = new $modname;
}
}
}
}
}
/**
* @brief
*
* @param string $method
* @return boolean|mixed
*/
function call($method) {
if(! $this->controller)
return false;
if(method_exists($this->controller, $method))
return $this->controller->$method();
return false;
}
}
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