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@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ The Container controls the entire flow of code (except routing), with a custom `
Along with the Container, comes a very flexible and fast router (inside the Request class). Along with the Container, comes a very flexible and fast router (inside the Request class).
I consider this router to be THE fastest router I've tested, with the same functionality. I consider this router to be THE fastest router I've tested, with the same functionality.
It includes the ability to filter by method (GET/POST), and optional parameters like `/user/{id}[/{name}]` It includes the ability to filter by method (GET/POST), and optional parameters like `/user/{id}[/{name}]`
Another somewhat unique capability is the ability to pre-define the patterns associated with named parameters eg. `id`->`\d+` Another somewhat unique capability is the ability to pre-define the patterns associated with named parameters eg. `id`=>`\d+`
So everytime you specify `{id}`, `{date}` etc. in any route, the same patterns are re-used, So everytime you specify `{id}`, `{date}`, `{uuid}` etc. in the routes, the pre-configured patterns are used,
        or you can specify custom patterns with `{id:[0-9]+}` or `{id:uuid}` where `uuid`=>`[A-F0-9-]+` etc. or you can specify custom patterns with `{id:[0-9]+}` or `{id:uuid}` where `uuid`=>`[A-F0-9-]+` etc.
   Two design choices make the router fast:    Two design choices make the router fast:
1) Everything is configured/loaded from a `config` array (which is usually cached by APC/Xcode/PHP7) 1) Everything is configured/loaded from a `config` array (which is usually cached by APC/Xcode/PHP7)
2) The router splits the request uri by '/', doing an `isset` array lookup for the first path segment 2) The router splits the request uri by '/', doing an `isset` array lookup for the first path segment