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Informations about the package fony

fony-php

A Rapid development PHP API framework

Welcome to Fony API PHP framework. The whole idea of this project is to allow the fast development of APIs or PoC over data definitions.

Basic Installation

  1. Initialize your project using Composer:

  2. Add the fony dependency:

  3. Add the installation script into the composer.json file:

  4. Proceed to the installation script:

Requirements:

Currently Fony API has support for apache and mysql. However there is work in progress for nginx and multiple DBMS (via dbCore)

Also need to have installed mod_rewrite module for Apache

Additionally, need to have the following changes in your directory configuration for your virtual server in Apache:

Note we removed the Indexes option from the directory, in order to not display the tree view.

PHP Built-in server

You can now run a local instance of your built API using a shell command in your root folder

The default port is 8080 but you can customize your own port

If you cannot execute the shell command, you can manually use the php command to serve your own application. You need to be aware as Fony overrides the URL requests, you need to use the custom router for the built-in PHP server. The router is included as a hidden file as .router.php in your root folder.

Docker

There is some work creating a docker image to host your Fony implementation. That will be available soon.

Notes:

June 2020: There is still a lot of work to do.

Contributing

  1. Fork it
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create new Pull Request

All versions of fony with dependencies

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Requires geekcow/fony-core Version 0.0.*
geekcow/fony-auth Version 0.0.*
psr/log Version >=1.1.3
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