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ICHI PHP FRAMEWORK

ICHI PHP FRAMEWORK is a fast and secure MVC PHP framework.

License

This framework is open source under the MIT license.

Table of Contents

• ICHI PHP FRAMEWORK
  • License
  • Table of Contents
  • Installation
  • Setup
  • Using
    • Route
    • Middleware
    • Model
    • Controller
    • View
    • Validation

Installation

Setup

First, you must create a .env file in your project folder. Then declare your actual database name, database username, and password in that file.

You can see the required format in .env.example under your project folder.

In your .env file

You can run the app from the public path:

Using

Route

You can add routes in the web function of routes/web.php.

If you want to add another route file, create a new file under the routes folder. Then add a new function similar to web.php.

Then include your new route file in app/Kernel.php:

The code above highlights what is needed to add a new route file.

You can use this documentation for route functions in detail.

Middleware

You can create middleware for routes from the command line.

The middleware class will be created under the app/Middleware folder.

You can use this documentation for middleware functions in detail.

Model

You can add another database connection in app/Kernel.php, as shown in this documentation.

You can create a model from the command line.

The model class will be created under the app/Models folder.

Example model

You can use this documentation for model usage details.

Controller

You can create a controller from the command line.

The controller class will be created under the app/Controllers folder.

For more details, use this documentation.

View

You can create a view component class from the command line.

The view component class will be created under the app/Components folder.

You can return a view in a route callback or in a controller method.

Without controller

With controller

You must create view PHP files under the resources/views folder.

For more details, use this documentation.

Validation

You can validate input data in your controller class.

You can display validation error messages in your view PHP file:

For more details, use this documentation.