Route Enhancers

Since TYPO3 9.5, the TYPO3 Core comes with speaking URLs out of the box. For Extbase Extensions, the administrator can configure route enhancers to create speaking URLs for extension parameters.

The following example shows a basic configuration for routes of sf_event_mgt

Configuration:

routeEnhancers:
  EventPlugin:
    type: Extbase
    limitToPages: [12,13,14,15,16]
    extension: SfEventMgt
    plugin: Pievent
    routes:
      - { routePath: '/', _controller: 'Event::list' }
      - { routePath: '/{event_title}', _controller: 'Event::detail', _arguments: {'event_title': 'event'} }
      - { routePath: '/{event_title}/ical', _controller: 'Event::icalDownload', _arguments: {'event_title': 'event'} }
      - { routePath: '/{event_title}', _controller: 'Event::registration', _arguments: {'event_title': 'event'} }
      - { routePath: '/save-registration/{event_title}', _controller: 'Event::saveRegistration', _arguments: {'event_title': 'event'} }
      - { routePath: '/save-registration-result/{eventuid}/{result}/{hmac}', _controller: 'Event::saveRegistrationResult', _arguments: {'eventuid': 'eventuid', 'result': 'result', 'hmac': 'hmac'} }
      - { routePath: '/confirm-registration/{reguid}/{hmac}', _controller: 'Event::confirmRegistration', _arguments: {'reguid': 'reguid', 'hmac': 'hmac'} }
      - { routePath: '/cancel-registration/{reguid}/{hmac}', _controller: 'Event::cancelRegistration', _arguments: {'reguid': 'reguid', 'hmac': 'hmac'} }
      - { routePath: '/location/{location_title}', _controller: 'Event::list', _arguments: {'location_title': 'overwriteDemand/location'}}
      - { routePath: '/speaker/{speaker_name}', _controller: 'Event::list', _arguments: {'speaker_name': 'overwriteDemand/speaker'}}
      - { routePath: '/organisator/{organisator_name}', _controller: 'Event::list', _arguments: {'organisator_name': 'overwriteDemand/organisator'}}
      - { routePath: '/category/{category_title}', _controller: 'Event::list', _arguments: {'category_title': 'overwriteDemand/category'}}
    defaultController: 'Event::list'
    requirements:
      eventuid: '\d+'
      reguid: '\d+'
      result: '[0-8]'
      hmac: '^[a-zA-Z0-9]{40}$'
    aspects:
      eventuid:
        type: PersistedAliasMapper
        tableName: tx_sfeventmgt_domain_model_event
        routeFieldName: uid
      reguid:
        type: PersistedAliasMapper
        tableName: tx_sfeventmgt_domain_model_registration
        routeFieldName: uid
      event_title:
        type: PersistedAliasMapper
        tableName: 'tx_sfeventmgt_domain_model_event'
        routeFieldName: 'slug'
      location_title:
        type: PersistedAliasMapper
        tableName: 'tx_sfeventmgt_domain_model_location'
        routeFieldName: 'slug'
      category_title:
        type: PersistedAliasMapper
        tableName: sys_category
        routeFieldName: slug
      speaker_name:
        type: PersistedAliasMapper
        tableName: 'tx_sfeventmgt_domain_model_speaker'
        routeFieldName: 'slug'
      organisator_name:
        type: PersistedAliasMapper
        tableName: 'tx_sfeventmgt_domain_model_organisator'
        routeFieldName: 'slug'

Note, that some requirements are too loose (e.g. eventuid, reguid) and can not be simplified, so therefore a cHash parameter will be added to the route automatically.

The extension also extends sys_category with a slug field the same way as ext:news does. Please note, that the overwriteDemand/category argument is a string, which can contain multiple category UIDs. When you use the overwriteDemand for categories with only one category, the example configuration above will work. If you pass multipl, comma separated category UIDs to the overwriteDemand/category argument, you have to implement you own routing aspect.