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Package slim3-skeleton
Short Description A private MySQL administrative application framework using Seriti Tools library and Slim 3 Framework
License MIT
Homepage http://github.com/seriti/slim3-skeleton
Informations about the package slim3-skeleton
Seriti Slim 3 MySQL application skeleton
Use this skeleton application to quickly setup and start working on a new Seriti Slim 3 MySQL Framework Application.
This application uses Slim-3 micro framework with the default PHP-View template renderer.
NB: framework uses mysqli components and is therefore mysql/maria database compatible only
This skeleton application was built for Composer. This makes setting up a new Seriti Slim 3 Framework Application quick and easy.
After you have successfully installed the skeleton, there are several modules which can be easily added:
- https://github.com/seriti/client-manager
- https://github.com/seriti/saveme-secure
- https://github.com/seriti/contact-manager
- https://github.com/seriti/general-ledger
- https://github.com/seriti/asset-manager
- https://github.com/seriti/public-auction
- https://github.com/seriti/public-website
- https://github.com/seriti/public-shop
- https://github.com/seriti/bucket-list
Install the Application
Run this command from the directory in which you want to install your new Seriti Slim 3 Framework Application.
Option 1: If you have composer installed already and it is in default path.
composer create-project seriti/slim3-skeleton [directory-for-app]
Option 2: Install composer in desired directory and then use following syntax.
php composer.phar create-project seriti/slim3-skeleton [directory-for-app]
Replace [directory-for-app]
with the desired directory name for your new application. You'll want to:
- Point your virtual host document root to your new application's
public_html/
directory. - Ensure
logs/
is web writeable. - Ensure
storage/docs
is web writeable. - Ensure
storage/temp
is web writeable. - Ensure
public_html/files
is web writeable.
FOR WEB SERVERS WHERE YOU HAVE FULL CONTROL, LIKE YOUR DEVELOPMENT SERVER
- Configure "[directory-for-app]/public_html" as web root
- OR run "php -S localhost:8000 -t public_html" from [directory-for-app] folder to use PHP built in web server
- OR use "composer start" or "php composer.phar start" from [directory-for-app] folder to run PHP built in web server as configured in composer.json
FOR SHARED HOSTING ENVIRONMENT where service provider has a predefined "public_html" folder which you cannot change
- Copy all code in "skeleton/public_html" to host "public_html" folder.
- Check in "public_html/index.php" that constant BASE_DIR is absolute path to [directory-for-app] folder,
- Check in "public_html/index.php" that constant BASE_DIR_PUBLIC is absolute path to "public_html" webroot NB: Some service providers can have public_html folder as a symbolic link to another location so make sure that these paths are valid
Define framework parameters
Review contents of [directory-for-app]/env-example.php and set MySQL database connection parameters as a minimum requirement.
NB1: MAKE SURE THAT SYSTEM TABLES SPECIFIED DO NOT CLASH WITH ANY OF YOUR EXISTING TABLES IN DATABASE
NB2: Unless you have setup default tables already make sure define('SETUP_APP',false);
Rename this file to [directory-for-app]/env.php once you have modified it.
Check that webserver is working
Now goto URL:
"http://localhost:8000/" if you are using php built in server
OR
"http://www.yourdomain.com/" if you have configured a domain on your server
If you have installed this skeleton before on same machine, then you may receive a MySQL database error as the framework tries to access non-existent tables. If this happens then assume the webserver is ok and just access "/setup" as detailed below.
Setup database tables
You should see a setup link in welcome page in above step, alternatively you can goto URL:
"http://localhost:8000/setup" if you are using php built in server
OR
"http://www.yourdomain.com/setup" if you have configured a domain on your server
If all goes well you should see a message detailing success in creating necessary database tables.
NB: AFTER SUCCESSFUL SETUP, make define('SETUP_APP',true); in [directory-for-app]/env.php,
and comment out /setup route in directory-for-app]/src/routes.php
Finally login to admin interface:
Now goto URL:
"http://localhost:8000/login" if you are using php built in server
OR
"http://www.yourdomain.com/login" if you have configured a domain on your server
Default login credentials are:
- User: Whatever email address you defined "MAIL_WEBMASTER" as in env.php above
- pwd: SUNFLOWER
NB: Once you have successfully logged in remember to change password or delete the default user created at setup before using in a production environment
All versions of slim3-skeleton with dependencies
seriti/tools Version ^1.0
slim/slim Version ^3.1
slim/php-view Version ^2.0
monolog/monolog Version ^1.17