📄 Basic Page Routes

page(path, controller)

This is the most common method. It maps a URL path to a controller that is expected to render a standard HTML page. It handles GET requests.

• path: The URL path to match (e.g., /about).
• controller: The name of the controller file.

// When a user visits yoursite.com/
Odac.Route.page('/', 'index');

// When a user visits yoursite.com/contact
Odac.Route.page('/contact', 'contact-form');

Page Identifier: The controller filename becomes the page identifier in the frontend. For example, 'contact-form' becomes accessible as Odac.page() returning "contact-form". This allows you to run page-specific JavaScript:

// Frontend
Odac.action({
  page: {
    'contact-form': function() {
      console.log('Contact form page loaded')
    }
  }
})