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Informations about the package tusk
Tusk
A simple opinionated web library to be used alongside nginx or apache.
Installation
How to use it
Using tusk-init script
Create your project folder, open it in your terminal and run tusk-init on it.
Setting up from scratch
Create a public folder with your index.php there and just require it:
It ~is~ isn't necessary (anymore) to have a config.php so tusk knows where to look for things. Usually you would define where tusk should look for special global variables, like COMPONENTS_DIR_NAME, which tells tusk the name of the folder that has server components for a route. This is every global variable defined by tusk and you can change it by define()ing inside a config.php in the root folder:
| Variables | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
WEB_DIR |
"src/www" |
Directory containing web pages |
COMPONENTS_DIR_NAME |
"partials" |
Directory name for reusable components based on the route |
GLOBALS_DIR |
"src/globals" |
Directory for global components |
ICONS_DIR |
"public/svg/icons" |
Directory containing icon SVG files |
SVG_DIR |
"public/svg" |
Directory containing general SVG files |
ERROR_PAGES_DIR |
"src/www/errors" |
Directory containing error pages |
Local Development
For development I like to use php built-in web server. Create a Makefile at the top level with the following:
You'll probably need a .env file with the following too:
Index.php example
You can use a Route class to define the paths.
You can access :name(word) variable using route->param("name") function inside the controller. There are two options of creating a route: 1. the second parameter of Route->path() is a directory inside the WEB_DIR where there is a main.php and a view.php or 2. is a php file. If you choose the first option, use the tusk\view() function to return the view inside the view.php.
Explore the code base
If you want to know more about the library, explore the code base, is super simple. This is basically a compilation of useful functions to deal with annoyances of vanilla php.
Contributing
I don't plan on supporting this more than what I need. If you have something to add up, try your luck, I might not answer it. If I like it I'll accept probably. I accept bug reports tho.
Fixes
- [ ] Find a way to fix this:
/obj/:name(word)would translate to$obj_nameand/prop/:name(word)would become$prop_name.- How the
\tusk\view()would handle/obj/:name(word)/section?
