Problem in routing

Hello.
Created a folder "Modules" with modules in the root ...
In file autoload.php

PHP Code:

$psr4 = [
            'Config'      => APPPATH  . 'Config',
            APP_NAMESPACE => APPPATH,                // For custom namespace
            'App'         => APPPATH,                // To ensure filters, etc still found,
            'Modules'     => ROOTPATH . 'Modules',
        ]; 


structure in the module folder:
Content
   - Config
   - Controllers
   - Models
   - Libraries
   ...
   ...
create controller: ContentAdminController

PHP Code:

namespace Modules\Content\Controllers;

// use CodeIgniter\Controller;

class ContentAdminController extends \CodeIgniter\Controller
{
    public function index()
    {
    echo 123;
    }
} 


add route:

PHP Code:

$routes->add('admin', 'ContentAdminController::index', ['namespace' => 'Modules\Content\Controllers']); 


url is work!
http://name_site.ru/admin

add route:

PHP Code:

$routes->add('admin/(:any)', '$1::index', ['namespace' => 'Modules\Content\Controllers']); 


url is not work!
http://name_site.ru/admin/ContentAdminController

Help, why the class does not work dynamically? thanks

Why, no one will help?

It must be:

PHP Code:

(required*) controller class specified :: (optional) controller method \ (for different queries) $1 


you can't use $n as a method placeholder or controller class itself.
in General it's something like requests made after the sign "?" in the address bar.

Example:

PHP Code:

https://example.com/controller/method/?other-query 


-> ?other-query it is substituted in a sign "$"
and that your site understood that to catch in requests and that to pass by, it is necessary to use "placeholders".


In Routes.php

PHP Code:

$routes->add('admin/(:any)', 'ContentAdminController::index/$1'); 


In ContentAdminController.php

PHP Code:

class ContentAdminController extends Controller
{
         public function index(string $any) {
             echo `Any segment: {$any}`;
         }
} 


I would change this world, but God doesn't give me the source.

PHP Code:

$routes->add('admin/([a-z0-9+])/(:any)', '$1::index/$2'); 


$1 - Controller
$2 - Method

So is it impossible?

there is no, so no one makes, I higher already led example the right use...

"$1" is essentially similar to get requests, that is, $_GET,
but usually this placeholder is used together with models and database,
depending on what gets into this placeholder, it will be derived from the database.

I would change this world, but God doesn't give me the source.

You also need to namespace the Content folder.

PHP Code:

'Modules\Content' => ROOTPATH . 'Modules\Content', 


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