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Informations about the package bluefish

BlueFish

BlueFish is a PHP user authentication library.

Please note that this project is in initial development and as such, some documentation may be incomplete.

Getting Started

BlueFish is intended to be fully compliant with PSR-1, PSR-2, & PSR-4

Prerequisites

To check if the PDO MySQL driver is enabled, run the following command in the CLI or on your web server. (Do not make phpinfo() accessible to anyone!)

and ensure PDO drivers lists MySQL. If it doesn't or you cannot find any mention of PDO in phpinfo(). You may need to recompile PHP using:

Installing

To add BlueFish to your project, run:

If you prefer to use the development branch of BlueFish, use following line of code in the composer.json file.

Configure

BlueFish itself requires no configuration. However, BlueFish utilizes DbLib to handle database queries. As such DbLib needs to be configured with database credential's. See DbLib's documentation for further instruction's.

Documentation

API & usage documentation is soon to come.

Authors

Source available at (https://github.com/geeshoe)

For questions, comments, or rant's, drop me a line at

All versions of bluefish with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^7.2
ext-pdo_mysql Version *
ramsey/uuid Version ^3.8
geeshoe/dblib Version @alpha
geeshoe/helpers Version ^0
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