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Informations about the package feather
Feather
A modular, minimalist PHP microframework.
This project was the result of me attempting to write a PHP application from scratch, which somehow turned into a tiny microframework, which I extended so it can be used for full Projects instead of only static Websites.
Getting Started
Install Feather as a Composer dependency.
Then simply copy the skeleton into your project
Create a public/index.php file:
Or copy the code from skeleton/ into your projects root and you're good to go!
If the entry point to your Web-Server is not located at public/index.php, remember to adjust the FEATHER_ROOT constant accordingly so it points to the project root. Note that if you do not use any of the Feather Components you do not have to define this constant, as it is soely used by Feahter's internal components.
Routing
Create a routes.php file in the project root.
Routes are matched using regex, to use named capture groups.
Templates
Create a templates/ directory in the project root like this. You can also structure them by putting them in seperating folders.
Templates can be rendered from anywhere using the Engine.
The actual syntax of the templates is highly inspired by Blade. If you are used to writing Blade or CakePHP templates, you'll feel pretty much at home. This template extends the layouts/app.phtml template and renders the content inside the content section in its designated place.
To understand this further, lets also take a look at the template we're extending here. This is basically just a bare html setup. And just like in Laravel or Cake we can also include different templates that we want to have in a different place using the include.
At the moment:
- Templates must be located inside
templates/ - Templates must use the
.phtmlextension - Templates should contain a complete HTML document
- Some default templates, like
404are located in the frameworks directory
Caching
A very simplified version of Caching any form of data in the json format. This is a component that is very optional and completely independent.
The cached data gets stored in your projects' root directory in the cache/ directory as {cache_name}.cache. Therefore the cached data can be retrieved from anywhere in your project.
You can Cache data and retrieve it again by simply doing this:
Extending Functionality
The Framework can be completely customized as it was built with the purpose of being completely Modular. As an example, if you want to change the Routing Component from the Default one Provided by Feather, you can simply create your own by implementing the Feather\Contracts\RoutingInterface class. Then you can pass your custom Router into the Kernel which will then handle the Routing for you. For this to work you'll need to adjust the index.php to include your custom router.
Project Structure
A Feather Project should look something like this:
