My __construct didn't work in my BaseController, why ?

[fkwl]

My __construct didn't work in my BaseController, why ?

` class BaseController { public static $_time; // 当前时间

    public function __construct()
    {
        echo 123123;
        self::$_time = time();
    }
}

`

there is no echo....

[jimlei]

How do you use your BaseController? If you use static methods (like in the documentation) then you don't instantiate the class / don't call its constructor.

[fkwl]

I want a project with MVC, and a route is : Flight::route('/', ['HomeController', 'index']); BaseController is parent C, then __construct didn't work in BaseController, i'm a chinese, English is not good ...

[fkwl]

BaseController ` <?php namespace App\Controllers; /**

• 基类控制器 */ class BaseController { public static $_time; // 当前时间

  public function __construct() { echo 123123; self::$_time = time(); }

  public static function redirect($url, $code = 200) { \Flight::redirect($url, $code); // Redirects to another URL. } . . . . . . } `

SubscribeController ` <?php namespace App\Controllers\Api; use App\Controllers\BaseController;

/**

• Created by PhpStorm.
• User: 申法宽
• Date: 16/3/7
• Time: 13:28
• Email: shenfakuan@163.com */

class SubscribeController extends BaseController { public function index() { $email = self::request()->query->email; $verify_code = self::request()->query->verify_code; $user = UserModel::where('email', '=', $email) ->where('verify_code', '=', $verify_code) ->where('end_time', '>', self::$_time) ->first(); if(!$user) { self::failure(401); }

    $user->verify_time = self::$_time;
    $user->status = 1;

}

} `

routes ` Flight::route('/', ['App\Controllers\HomeController', 'index']);

// 订阅 Flight::route('POST /sub', ['App\Controllers\SubscribeController', 'add']); `

self::$_time no value, means __construct didn't work in BaseController, so why？

[fkwl]

` <?php namespace App\Controllers; /**

• HomeController */ use App\Librarys\Mail; class HomeController { function __construct() { echo 123; }

  function index() { // var_dump(Mail::send_mail_active('shenfakuan@163.com', 'http://www.baidu.com')); self::render('home/index'); } } `

and this __construct didn't work too

[tamtamchik]

Change this:

Flight::route('/', ['App\Controllers\HomeController', 'index']);
Flight::route('POST /sub', ['App\Controllers\SubscribeController', 'add']);

to:

Flight::route('/', [new App\Controllers\HomeController, 'index']);
Flight::route('POST /sub', [new App\Controllers\SubscribeController, 'add']);

and __construct will work.

[fkwl]

@tamtamchik that's bad idea, the __construct will work in each route at the same time, and here , twice

[tamtamchik]

@shenfakuan this is just example how to make flight routes work with objects

[fkwl]

@tamtamchik all right, thank you

[mikecao]

You can just create a new instance in the callback and call it directly.

Flight::route('/', function() {
  $controller = new App\Controllers\HomeController();
  $controller->index();
});

[fkwl]

@mikecao ok, it's work, thanks man.

[cos800]

I think flightphp should support this approach.

Flight::route('/', ['\\App\\Controllers\\HomeController', 'index']);

[cos800]

This is not difficult to achieve

    $a = '\\my\\aaa';
    $aa = new $a;