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I have a series of pages that currently look something like this as route definitions: <pre><code>$app->get('/{region}/{instance}/events', 'MyApp\EventsController::index'); $app->post('/{region}/{instance}/events', 'MyApp\EventsController::add'); $app->get('/{region}/{instance}/event/{id}', 'MyApp\EventsController::edit'); $app->post('/{region}/{instance}/event/{id}', 'MyApp\EventsController::update'); </code></pre> I then have an <code>EventsController</code> class that has to have <code>region</code> and <code>instance</code> as parameters to all four functions (<code>index</code>, <code>add</code>, <code>edit</code>, and <code>update</code>). I'm wondering if it's possible to clean that up, and possibly move the <code>region</code> and <code>instance</code> values into the global <code>$app</code> object. I'd love to be able to do <pre><code>$app->mount('/{region}/{instance}/', new MyApp\EventsControllerProvider()); </code></pre> And have the <code>EventsControllerProvider</code> validate the <code>region</code> and <code>instance</code> variables, and map the "event" routes on top of that path, but it seems that mount points can't contain variables (the <code>ControllerProviderInterface::connect()</code> method doesn't allow extra parameters). Is there a clean way to do this? I thought of this method, which seems counter to the other routing mechanisms: <pre><code>$app->get('/{region}/{instance}/{action}' function($region, $instance, $action) use ($app) { if ($app['myapp.valid-region']($region) === false) return $app->abort(404); if ($app['myapp.valid-instance']($instance) === false) return $app->abort(404); switch ($action) { case 'events': $c = new MyApp\EventsController(); return $c->index(); } }); </code></pre>
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