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Package fewd
Short Description FEWD - Just a FEW Development (https://fewd.org)
License GPL-3.0-or-later
Homepage https://fewd.org
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Informations about the package fewd
FEWD - Just a FEW Development
What is it ?
FEWD is yet another lightweight PHP framework.
Quick to learn, quick to use, quick to run.
It can be used as a foundation for a new project, or as a complement to any other framework, due to its modular approach.
Usage
The main source directory src/Fewd can be uploaded anywhere in your project (let's say, under /Lib).
<?php
include 'Lib/Fewd/Fewd.php';And that's it.
Fewd also holds some facultative dependencies to external libraries. If you need some of them, please run compose update at root of the Fewd directory.
FEWD is composed by modules
Modules basically are folders under your FEWD directory.
Fewd implements its own development pattern, called... Fewd Pattern.
Custom modules can also be created following this pattern, and can be put wherever you want in your project.
If Xyz is the module name, then there will be a file called TXyz.php, it describes the class TXyz that is intended to be instantiated as a singleton. This singleton will deliver all general methods and properties of the module.
A module may contain php class files, image files, css files and other resources.
Major modules are :
| Name | Objective |
|---|---|
| CORE | Contains everything needed to build a new module and some generic tools |
| TIMER | Tools for performance benchmark |
| TRACER | Tools for debugging |
| ROUTER | Associates an Url to a route |
| HTML | Html document generation |
| BOOTSTRAP | A set of Html starting components + component resize queries |
| TRANSLATOR | Internationalization |
| APP | An all-in-one app generator |
Unit testing
Under the module, there is also a file called TXyzTest.php. It is the unit test script.
To run a unit test :
<? php
use Fewd\Core\TCore;
$test = new TCoreTest();
$test->Run();
// Any failure will be prompted directly on screen.
// But if you want to get the detail from all detected failures :
var_dump($test->Failures());Instantiation
To instantiate the Xyz module singleton :
<?php
use <path>\Xyz\TXyz;
$xyz = new TXyz(<parameters>);
$xyz->Init();And that's it.
Please note : Never forget the Init() call just after instantiation !
