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Bandung Framework

small php framework

Framework Directory

• app directory is playground for the framework
• src directory is the core of the framework
• public directory index.php will be called when serve web request
• bandung file will be called when running console command
• tests directory is where the test of the framework reside

Feature

• route
• request
• response
• console command

WIP

• query builder
• migration
• queue
• filesystem
• mail
• notification
• event and listener

Getting Started

create empty project

mkdir myapp
cd myapp
composer init

installation

composer require jhonoryza/bandung-framework
cp vendor/jhonoryza/bandung-framework/bandung .
php bandung install

after installation completed there will be several files in your project

1. app/ directory, use this folder to put class controller and command, the framework will scan this folder
2. public/index.php this is the entry point for your web application
3. bandung this is the entry point for your console command

create a simple endpoint

in app directory you can create a class lets say HomeController and

let's create a route /, /posts and /posts/{id}

    #[Get(uri: '/')]
    public function index(): ResponseInterface
    {
        return Response::make(HttpHeader::HTTP_200, 'Hello world!');
    }

    #[Get(uri: '/posts')]
    public function posts(): ResponseInterface
    {
        return JsonResponse::make(HttpHeader::HTTP_200, [
            'message' => 'ok'
        ]);
    }

    #[Get(uri: '/posts/{id}')]
    public function postDetail(string $id): ResponseInterface
    {
        return JsonResponse::make(HttpHeader::HTTP_200, [
            'message' => 'ok',
            'id' => $id
        ]);
    }

the Attributes #[Get('/')] will mark this function as a route /

let's run php bandung serve and open http://127.0.0.1:8000

get environment variables

$appName = getenv('APP_NAME');
echo $appName;

console command

you can run like this php bandung this will print all available commands

let's create a custom command

in app directory you can create a class lets say CommandClass and

let's create a function testWarning

    #[Command('test:warning')]
    public function testWarning(): void
    {
        warning('testing warning ok');
    }

the Attributes #[Command('test:warning')] will mark this function as command with name test:warning

you can call it from terminal : php bandung test:warning

Test

./vendor/bin/phpunit

Security

If you've found a bug regarding security please mail jardik.oryza@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.