One of the most useful powers of object manager is that it has a so-called Router. It simplifies the generation of request URLs and helps developers maintain the path patterns. Once the Router is configured, it gives the ability to stop worrying about what endpoint to be used to make the next request, as all the object manager request methods will use the power of the Router. Using a centralized knowledge, a Router will know how to generate an appropriate URL for specific objects, request methods, or names. This greatly simplifies the amount of code you write and improves readability.
URLs will be generated by the Router using three types of routes:
Named routes: They are like a named symbolic link. This type of route is not related to any particular class. It represents a single path and an optional HTTP request method. As an example, one can define such a route with the name
database_list, which will be a GET request to a list of databases with the path/databases.Class...