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Package horizon
Short Description Framework for building distributed web applications that need to work on most servers.
License MIT
Informations about the package horizon
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Horizon Framework
Introduction
Horizon is a PHP web application framework largely inspired by Laravel 5. It was designed from the ground up to work on nearly all web servers, while offering most of the same features and a familiar development experience.
Horizon is a great fit for distributed web applications, and works wonderfully on shared hosting. With no strict extension requirements, support for older PHP versions, dynamic subdirectory support, and automatic legacy routing, it can run pretty much anywhere.
Quick start
There are two starter templates in this repository to get up and running quickly. Though they share the same core framework, each template has been configured and structured differently to meet user requirements.
- Dedicated – A template for private projects where you control the environment or run in Docker.
- Shared – A template for distributed projects where you don't control the environment.
Features
Horizon is a full-fledged framework built to run where other frameworks won't.
- Database ORM (with query building, models, and relationships)
- Database migrations (with an elegant schema builder)
- Routing (with fallback routing and plenty of configurability)
- Views (with a blade-like twig syntax, and reusable components)
- Translations (with optional automatic view translation)
- Console (with the
ace
tool, custom commands, and invocation from code)
Server requirements
Hard requirements
Horizon was built to work just about anywhere. A critical part of this goal was to minimize its server requirements. There are just a couple hard requirements:
- Horizon requires running on a webserver with PHP 5.6 or above.
- Horizon requires one of the following extensions when using databases.
pdo_mysql
mysqli
mysqlnd
mysql
Recommendations
Horizon will use polyfills or fallback implementations when certain useful extensions are missing. For the best possible runtime experience, the following additional features are strongly recommended:
- Horizon recommends running on a webserver that supports
.htaccess
files. - Horizon recommends running on a webserver that supports rewrite rules.
- Horizon recommends the
mbstring
andopenssl
extensions.
Shared hosting
Horizon's shared template was designed to automatically work on shared hosting without any additional configuration or effort from users.
- Horizon can run in a subdirectory. Links, redirects, and asset paths will be adjusted automatically.
- Horizon can run without rewrite rules. It will fall back to using
.php
route files instead.
License
All versions of horizon with dependencies
symfony/http-foundation Version ^2.8
symfony/routing Version ^2.8
symfony/console Version ^3.4
symfony/polyfill-php55 Version ~1.19.0
baileyherbert/twig-compat Version ~1.41.0
phpseclib/phpseclib Version ^2.0
symfony/polyfill-mbstring Version ~1.19.0
paragonie/random_compat Version ^2.0
symfony/polyfill-iconv Version ~1.19.0
baileyherbert/ace Version ^1.0