I'm have built a CodeIgniter 2.0 site that provides an API. I'm now at the point where I need to create another version of the API that will not be backwards compatible with the previous version. Here's what I'm trying to do:
CodeIgniter doesn't seem to like this type of folder structure. And also, if all my API controllers have the same class name, I won't be able to subclass (i.e. "class API extends API" won't work). That said, I'd prefer to not have to do this: "class API2_0 extends API1_0", but I will if necessary.
I feel like URI Routing will be the key here (which I have limited grasp of), but if someone has already going through this thought process, I'd very much appreciate some guidance.
Structure you API however you normally would as far as controllers and whatnot go, then just have:
application/controllers/api_1/foo.php
application/controllers/api_2/foo.php
Using Routes you can make that:
/api/1/foo
/api/2/foo