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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Installation
• Usage
  • Traditional HTTP Server
  • Single Application
  • Multi Tenant Application
  • Asynchronous HTTP Server
• Configs
  • Using Config Files
  • Create Config File
  • Add Config File
• Route
  • Controller Route
  • Anonymous Route
  • View Route
  • Custom Route Class
• Providers
  • Create Provider
  • Attach Provider
• Middleware
  • Create Middleware
  • Attach Middleware
• Bindings
  • Add Binding
  • Resolve Binding
• Views
  • Generic Component
  • Dedicated View Model
• Database
  • Define Model
  • Save Model
  • Find Item
  • Get List
  • Define Repository
  • Get Paginated List
• Tests
• License

Introduction

Armie is an expressive and extendable lightweight PHP framework designed to provide high performance with all the essential features needed for quick application development.

It is more suited for small applications or microservices but can easily handle the development of large-scale applications with minimum extension or abstraction.

It includes support for different design paradigms and architectural patterns:

• Model-View-Controller (MVC)
• Service-oriented
• Microservices
• Event Driven
• Asynchronous Queuing

Installation

composer require busarm/armie

Usage

Traditional HTTP Server

Traditional HTTP server using PHP-FPM and NGINX or Apache.

Single Application

Run a single application

Multi Tenant Application

Host multiple applications or modules. Supports path and domain routing

Asynchronous HTTP Server (powered by workerman)

High perfomant Asychronous HTTP Server with support for serveral event-looping providers such as: swoole, libevent, ev, libuv, react. Provides the following features:

• Background workers to handle multi processing, asynchronous task and cron job processing
• Socket workers to handle web socket connections
• Concurrency with Promises and built in (async, await, concurrent) functions
• Real-time events with built in (listen, dispatch) functions
• Asynchronous queuing with built in (enqueue) function

Run command to start application

Configs

Configure application

Using Config Files

Configs can be attached using separate configuration files.

Create Config File

Add config file to your config path. E.g myapp/Configs/database.php

Add Config File

Route

Add HTTP routes.

Controller Route

Anonymous Route

View Route

Custom Route Class

Providers

Extend application features and configurations.

Create Provider

Attach Provider

Middleware

Intercept HTTP request and response. PSR Middleware supported.

Create Middleware

Attach Middleware

Bindings

Bind an interface to a particular class. Hence, the specified class object will be used when resolving dependencies.

Add Binding

Resolve Binding

Views

Generic Component

Add view file to your view path. E.g myapp/Views/login.php

Dedicated View Model

Add view file(s) to your view path. E.g myapp/Views/LoginPage.php, myapp/Views/components/login.php

Database (Armie ORM)

A simple but expressive database object-relational mapper (ORM) built on top of PHP Data Objects (PDO)

Define Model

Save Model

Find Item

Get List

Define Repository

Get Paginated List

Tests

To execute the test suite, you'll need to install all development dependencies.

You can use PHP server built-in server to test:

License

The Armie Framework is licensed under the MIT license. See License File for more information.