README

This software is NOT production ready! Its just my personal playground currently :)

Installation

Via composer create-project

composer create-project bleicker/framework-base

Setup

Sql Settings

cp Configuration/Secrets.Example.php Configuration/Secrets.php

Run cli command to create the db and build needed tables:

vendor/bin/doctrine orm:schema-tool:update --force --dump-sql

Start a php server process either in development- or production context

Production:

CONTEXT=production nohup php -S localhost:8001 -t Public >> /dev/null 2>&1 &

Development:

nohup php -S localhost:8000 -t Public >> /dev/null 2>&1 &

Open your browser and visit either Development-Server or Production-Server

Switch to MySql

If you want to use mysql instead of sqlite adjust the driver in Secrets.php f.e. to

['url' => 'mysql://user:secret@localhost/mydb']

And run

vendor/bin/doctrine orm:schema-tool:update --force --dump-sql

Doctrine Mapping

For persistence Doctrine is in use. By default i am using its yml configuration to bind models and mapping informations. Simply add your yaml configuration in Configuration/Schema/Persistence/ Folder. And refresh you db using the doctrine command line

vendor/bin/doctrine orm:schema-tool:update --force --dump-sql

See Doctrine Docs

Routes

See Configuration/Routing.php to get some small examples how to introduce new Routes.

See FastRoute Docs

Templating

I introduced namelesscoder's fluid decoupled version as default template engine. Templates are located in the Folder "Templates" an resolved by the namespace of called Controller::Action. See Fluid Docs

Your App Stuff

A good location for your Controllers/Services/DomainModels etc is the "App" Folder

Registry

Add something:

Registry::add('foo.bar.baz', 'Hello World');

Getting Registry entry everywhere in your code

Registry::get('foo.bar.baz');

ObjectManager

Add Object

ObjectManager::register(MyClassInterface::class, new MyClass('foo', 'bar'));

Getting the Object everywhere in your Code with

ObjectManager::get(MyClassInterface::class);

Registering a Closure as Factory

Add Closure

ObjectManager::register(MyClassInterface::class, function(){new MyClass()});

To make it a singleton just register it as this:

ObjectManager::makeSingleton(MyClassInterface::class);

Getting the Object everywhere in your Code with

ObjectManager::get(MyClassInterface::class);

TypeConverter

TypeConverter can be used to convert some source to a defined target type.

Register a TypeConverter

Converter::register('registrationFormDto', new RegistrationFormDtoConverter());

Convert a source

Converter::convert($postData, RegistrationFormDtoConverter::class);

Controller Security

To secure a Controller::Action you can add a Vote to the AccessVoter Object. The Vote receives a Closure wich could be anything you want. The arguments of the Controller will be passed to this closure. So if you need them, use them. See this example