Router multilang

[testt23]

If I add a class for multi language I encounter a problem with the Router class. How can we together adjust a Router class to add an option and check if there is any added language and if that language opens in any of the following examples:
https://**en.site.com
https://site.com**/en/
or....
https://site.com -> en
https:/site.de -> de
https://site.it -> it

[strifejeyz]

The Router class is only to render a page. This doesn't work exactly as other frameworks but I recommend that you instead create a separate layout or a view for other languages.

For example, if someone visits https://site.com/de you could capture that /de and render a view e.g. app/views/languages/de.php (Option #1) or if the domain is like https:/site.de you can instead use the Option #2

OPTION #1: Your first scenario: using the https://site.com/en

Add a route inside app/routes.php (You can use :any :int or :str):
get('/:any', 'HomeController@index');

Modify app/controllers/HomeController.php:

<?php
class HomeController
{
    // based on the route we added above, access it as a parameter:
    public function index($language = null) {
        if (!empty($language)) {
              return View::render("languages/$language"); // auto load view based on url.
        }
        else {
              return View::render('index'); // default view
        }
    }
}

OPTION #2: For your second scenario: https://site.de

Find a way to get the Top-level domain (TLD), in this case: "de"
this page will help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39118999/get-tld-from-url-via-php/39515132

You don't need to touch the app/routes.php, now in your app/controllers/HomeController:

<?php
class HomeController
{
    public function index() {
         // do your necessary logic here to capture the TLD
         $tld = 'de';
         return View::render("languages/$tld"); 
    }
}

I hope this will help you. You can help me improve this project let me know if you're interested.