This guide will help you understand the basics of routing on our platform. Routing is the process of determining how a request is handled when it reaches the server.

Overview

  • What is Routing? Routing is the mechanism that determines how a client's request is directed to the appropriate handler on the server.

  • Why is Routing Important? Routing is crucial for organizing and managing the flow of requests on a server. It allows for the creation of a logical and scalable architecture.

Routing Types

  • Static Routing In static routing, the paths are predetermined and do not change. This is suitable for simple applications with a fixed set of routes.

  • Dynamic Routing Dynamic routing allows for the creation of routes at runtime. This is useful for applications that require flexibility and scalability.

Setting Up Routing

To set up routing on our platform, you can follow these steps:

  1. Define your routes in a configuration file.
  2. Create a router instance.
  3. Add your routes to the router.
  4. Start the server.

Example

Here's a simple example of a route definition:

GET /guide/routing

This route will handle GET requests to the /guide/routing path.

Learn More

For more information on routing, you can visit our Routing Documentation.

Routing Diagram