php mvc

PHP-MVC

PHP MVC framework with the following features:

• Simple routing that can pass route values to controller methods.
• DI Container like concept that can resolve type hinted class dependencies and can use configured factory classes to build objects.
• Request, response and session objects that are injected into all controllers.
• Simple view system that renders views from html/php files and can pass in variables.
• Supports CLI commands using command controller classes.
• Simple model like class to represent database records.
• Initial concept of SQL abstraction (very basic early stages) with SQL query builder.
• Database classes to support MySQL and SQLite.

Running the sample application

There is a sample application in the Application folder. Configure your web server to pass all web requests to Application/www/index.php. If you are using Apache the included .htaccess file can be used. To run via the PHP development web server, change to the Application/www folder and run:

php -S 127.0.0.1:8080 cli-server-index.php

This will pass all requests via the cli-server-index.php file which will allow static content from www while running on the PHP built in web server.

To run CLI commands, execute the index.php file using the PHP CLI:

php index.php

PHP-MVC Test Application [v0.0.1]

Available commands:
repl                      - Start interactive shell
create-users-table        - Create users table
create-test-table         - Create test table
dump-config               - Dump configuration of specified type
show-test-records         - Show records in the test table
no_method                 - Test missing method
no_controller             - Test missing controller

Creating a new application

To create a new application, copy the Framework/template folder to the root directory (where Application is) and rename it accordingly. Add the application config to the config folder. Environment specific config should be put into config.php (see config.php.sample) and this will be available within the config files in the $local variable.