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Informations about the package lphp

App Framework

A module-first PHP framework for heavy backend applications — ERP, billing, hosting control panels, SaaS backends, administration platforms, API-heavy systems.

It is deliberately not an MVC framework, and deliberately not a Laravel, Symfony or CodeIgniter clone. Modules are the primary application boundary, hooks and filters are the primary extension mechanism, and database access is explicit rather than ORM-driven.

Status: 0.1.0, unreleased. Every phase of the specification is built except the demo application (Phase 29), which is deferred. Nothing is marked Stable yet — see What is not built and Implementation status.

Requirements

phpstan.neon analyses across 8.2–8.5, which reports syntax newer than 8.2 on every run whatever PHP you have, and an architecture test fails if that range and composer.json ever stop agreeing. CI runs the full gate on 8.2–8.5 and, separately, installs --no-dev on 8.2 to lint, boot and serve a request.

Quick start

Under XAMPP the application answers at http://localhost/framework/ with no configuration: the base path is derived from SCRIPT_NAME, so the same code runs unchanged in a subdirectory, at a domain root, and under php -S.

A fresh installation ships one module, modules/Shared, and a default template. It answers two pages, both rendered by Twig through the default layout:

Replace the home page by declaring a / route in a module of your own (see The default pages), and look at what is wired:

There is no demo application in modules/. The plugin and gateway the documentation's examples call Example exist as a test fixture, under tests/Fixtures/Showcase/, where the feature tests boot them through every subsystem; they are a reference to read, not something an installation carries.

Architecture

The same kernel serves browser requests and REST. The console shares the same bootstrap with a different execution context.

Documentation

Everything else is in docs/, by what you are doing:

You want to Start with
learn the framework Getting started — a module from nothing, in half an hour
build something the guides: pages and forms, JSON APIs, storing data, background work, users and permissions, extending modules, testing
look up how a part works the reference, one page per subsystem
deploy and run it Troubleshooting
change the framework Contributing

Before deploying anything: the shipped shared module contains demo accounts that must be replaced — see Users and permissions.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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