If you would like to use hyphens in your URIs, simply adding a method to controller won't work, as PHP doesn't support functions with non-alphanumeric characters.
To make an alias of a method, allowing it to be accessed by another URI, you can use the extended _aliasURI() method. Making an alias will allow both the method to be called by its original name as well as the registered alias.
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
use Twist\Core\Controllers\Base;
class Aliases extends Base {
public function _baseCalls() {
/*
* ================================
* In the construct method when the
* class is initialised, we can set
* an alias for a request so either
* the method name or the alias can
* be used
* ================================
*/
$this -> _aliasURI( 'search-your-feelings-you-know-it-to-be-true', 'searchyourfeelingsyouknowittobetrue' );
}
/*
* ================================
* This URI would look a tad insane
* and a bit confusing for our poor
* user to decypher
* ================================
*/
public function searchyourfeelingsyouknowittobetrue() {
return 'Noooooooooooooooooooooooo!';
}
}