Class Controller

Class Controller acts as a stepping stone (or "intermediate agent") between the user-defined code (/src/controllers/) and the system-defined code (ParentController) that helps to better structure the code. See @example

Core\ParentController

Controller

Direct known subclasses

HomeController

Example:

// To avoid:
FooController->showProducts();
// and
BarController->showProducts();
// to be defined twice (one in each controller) or once (in ParentController, bad code practices)
Controller->showProducts();
// can be defined and thus accessed from both <b>Foo</b> and <b>Bar</b> Controllers.

Located at src/controllers/Controller.php

Methods summary
`public static Controller`	# `singleton( )` Returns a Controller instance, creating it if it did not exist. Returns a Controller instance, creating it if it did not exist. Returns `Controller` Overrides `Core\ParentController::singleton()`
`public`	# `__construct( )` Every Controller that extends ParentController must explicitly Every Controller that extends ParentController must explicitly Overrides `Core\ParentController::__construct()`

Methods inherited from Core\ParentController
`add(), addFooter(), addHeader(), addJSVar(), addScript(), addStyle(), asset(), cache(), compressWithMinify(), get(), getGet(), getModel(), getPost(), header(), json(), minimize(), minimizeURL(), path(), redirect(), setFavicon(), setTitle(), show(), url()`

Properties summary
`protected Model`	`$model` The instance of Model. The instance of Model.	#

Properties inherited from Core\ParentController
`$ajax, $config, $hooks, $path, $templatePath, $vars, $viewPath`

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Class Controller

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