Separating modules and routes into separate files

Hi all!

Fairly new to Nette, but absolutely loving it so far. I'm building a site from scratch and have had some success so far, but when it came time to start working with modules, it became a little more difficult.

I've placed the presenters and templates for most of the site in /app/Modules/SiteModule with their own namespace, /App/SiteModule, and I'm able to get the routing to work fine with that in mind. No problem there.

The problem appears when I add /app/Modules/AdminModule (with namespace /App/AdminModule) and want to start setting up the routing to handle both of these modules. Ideally, I would like to be able to simply say that if the first part of the url is /admin/<whatever>, then use AdminModule, but everything else should use SiteModule.

Here's what I've tried so far:

I rebuilt my RouteFactory.php to be:

use Nette\Application\Routers\RouteList,
    Nette\Application\Routers\Route;

class RouteFactory
{
  /** @var array */
  private $routerFactories = array();

  public function addRouteFactory(IRouteFactory $routeFactory)
  {
    $this->routeFactories[] = $routeFactory;
  }

  public function createRouter()
  {
    $router = new RouteList();
    foreach ($this->routeFactories as $routeFactory) {
      $router[] = $routeFactory->createRouter();
    }

    return $router;
  }
}

I also added an iRouteFactory.php that looks like this:

interface IRouteFactory
{
  public function createRouter();
}

Inside my config.local.neon, I have this:

services:
    routeFactory.Site: App\SiteModule\RouteFactory
    routeFactory.Admin: App\AdminModule\RouteFactory
    route:
        class: RouteFactory
        setup:
            - addRouteFactory(@routeFactory.Site)
            - addRouteFactory(@routeFactory.Admin)

And finally, I have two files called AdminModuleRoutes.php and SiteModuleRoutes.php that contain:

namespace App\SiteModule;

class RouteFactory implements \IRouteFactory
{
  public function createRouter()
  {
    $router   = new RouteList('Site');
    $router[] = new Route('/about', 'Homepage:About');
    $router[] = new Route('<presenter>/<section>[/<id>]', 'Homepage:default');

   return $router;
  }
}

… and the equivalent for App\AdminModule, of course, both in the namespace and in the routelist name.

Now, my question is, why am I still not getting any routes loaded? It _seems_ to parse my PHP correctly and it _seems_ to do everything I ask it to, but it's like those final three lines in my config.local.neon just aren't being read or executed. Any ideas?