poxa VS AutoRoute

A rather common solution is to set up a dedicated service which will run real time connection with the client. Either node or something like elixir and shoot events into the 'blackbox' which later is responsible for pushing the data to the client. Good example is https://github.com/edgurgel/poxa.

Also if you use a convention-based approach to your routes instead of hardcoding them you can support any number of routes. Something like how pmjones/AutoRoute and CodeIgniter's AutoRouting work.

You may wish to take a look at AutoRoute. I am the lead, and you can see benchmarks for it here.

This sounds remarkably similar to AutoRoute.

Interesting; AutoRoute is 2x faster than FastRoute in common cases; see benchmark. And it's pretty feature-filled at that.

There is another alternative: AutoRoute automatically maps incoming HTTP requests (by verb and path) to PHP action classes in a specified namespace. No more route files or annotations/attributes.

Might be nice to see AutoRoute included in the mix; it too is faster than FastRoute, and has some interesting additional features.

Not to yammer on about it, but that is exactly what AutoRoute does.

Nice! I'd be interested to see how it fares against AutoRoute -- benchmarks against FastRoute here.

You might additionally appreciate this: https://github.com/pmjones/AutoRoute