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Informations about the package waaseyaa

Waaseyaa Application

A Waaseyaa CMS application.

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New project

Use ./vendor/bin/waaseyaa for the CLI. Optional path-linked waaseyaa/* checkouts: copy composer.local.json.example to composer.local.json (see docs/local-dev.md).

Directory Structure

Domain Rules

Bounded contexts go under Domain/<ContextName>/ with optional subdirectories: Service/, ValueObject/, Workflow/, Assembler/, Ranker/, Mapper/.

Support Rules

Cross-cutting utilities (validators, slug generators, normalizers, distance calculators) belong in Support/.

Namespace Rules

Namespaces must match PSR-4 directory structure. Update namespaces in files and all references when moving code.

Commands

Required PHP extensions

This app defaults to a SQLite database (storage/waaseyaa.sqlite), so the PHP runtime must have pdo_sqlite and sqlite3 (and sodium). These are declared in composer.json, so composer install flags a runtime missing them.

Serving with FrankenPHP (composer run dev)

composer run dev runs the app on FrankenPHP — the real concurrent runtime — in classic per-request mode, bound to loopback on a non-privileged port (no privileged-port or HTTPS-certificate prompt):

The first run downloads the FrankenPHP binary for you (via the optional waaseyaa/frankenphp package, installed by default in the skeleton) — so there is nothing to download or place by hand. If the binary isn't present yet, composer run dev offers to fetch it; you can also do it up front:

It works identically on Windows, macOS, and Linux with zero PATH setup. composer run dev routes to the waaseyaa dev command via Composer's own PHP (@php), which resolves the frankenphp binary to an absolute path and execs it directly — you never add the FrankenPHP directory to PATH.

Do NOT put the FrankenPHP directory on PATH. The official Windows release is a full PHP SDK that bundles its own php.exe with OpenSSL disabled — on PATH it shadows your system PHP and breaks Composer (TLS to Packagist fails). waaseyaa dev sidesteps this entirely: it execs frankenphp by absolute path and never invokes the bundled php.exe.

Binary resolution order: FRANKENPHP_BIN (an absolute path) → the managed install from frankenphp:install (under vendor/bin/) → a known install location (%USERPROFILE%\.frankenphp\frankenphp.exe on Windows; /usr/local/bin, /usr/bin, /opt/homebrew/bin, ~/.frankenphp on macOS/Linux) → frankenphp on PATH. If none resolve, composer run dev prints exactly what to do (and offers to install). Override the listen address with WAASEYAA_DEV_LISTEN, or point at a custom binary:

Classic mode uses FrankenPHP's built-in SQLite — no php.ini hack needed.

./vendor/bin/waaseyaa serve remains the zero-dependency php -S dev server (no FrankenPHP required); it is fine for quick edits but is not the right runtime for the admin SPA's live /api/broadcast SSE connection or for production.

Worker mode (advanced). For the warm, worker-mode runtime (best for heavy SSE), run FrankenPHP natively against the committed config/frankenphp/:

Use PHP_INI_SCAN_DIR (additive), never PHPRC — PHPRC replaces the runtime's bundled php.ini, which on shared-extension builds (e.g. the official Windows release) strands pdo_sqlite/sqlite3 and 500s every request with could not find driver. The committed php.ini does not enable those extensions itself (mainstream builds already provide them); uncomment its extension= lines only for a custom build that genuinely lacks SQLite.

Upgrading the framework

This skeleton requires waaseyaa/framework with a caret constraint (^0.1.0-alpha.NNN), so a plain composer update waaseyaa/framework takes the next point release. Keep it a caret:

Avoid composer require waaseyaa/framework:0.1.0-alpha.NNN — an exact version writes a pinned constraint, and then composer update silently does nothing on later releases. Use composer require waaseyaa/framework:^0.1.0-alpha.NNN (with the caret) if you ever re-add it.

First 60 Seconds

composer run dev serves the whole app on FrankenPHP — including the prebuilt admin SPA at /admin (served from public/; no separate build step). Open http://127.0.0.1:8080.

Optional: Admin SPA hot-reload (HMR)

The admin SPA ships as a prebuilt bundle, so most apps need nothing extra. If you are developing a custom Nuxt admin, run its dev server in a second terminal alongside composer dev:

Set WAASEYAA_ADMIN_PATH (or extra.waaseyaa.admin_path in composer.json) to a Nuxt admin package outside this skeleton if admin:dev cannot find one.

Configuration

License

GPL-2.0-or-later

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