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Corenetic Framework

A modular PHP framework with attribute-based routing, middleware pipeline, and an event-driven kernel. Install only what you need — nothing more.

Installation

Directory Structure

app/Base/ — Your Application

All your application code lives here, organized by convention:

The Kernel

The kernel (wiznetic/kernel) is the heart of the framework. It runs a three-phase pipeline on every HTTP request:

Each phase has three hooks: before, on, after. Modules attach their logic to these hooks during register().

HTTP entry (public/index.php):

CLI entry (console):

Module System

What is a Module?

A module is a self-contained directory in app_modules/ that encapsulates a single responsibility. The framework auto-discovers and registers every module at startup — no manual wiring needed.

Module Registration

At startup, System\Bootstrap\Modules loops through every directory in app_modules/, registers its PSR-4 namespace, and calls ModuleName\Bootstrap\ModuleName::register().

Module Architecture

Layer Role
Bootstrap Registers the module with the Kernel. No logic.
Dependencies One class per external dependency (Composer package or another module).
Containers Assembles Dependencies and Models. The only place that knows how the module is built.
Services Business logic. Receives the Container. The only public API.

Rule: Other modules only use Services. Never Dependencies, Models, or Containers directly.

Dependency Types

Required Dependency

The module cannot function without it. Add to required/modules and import directly.

Optional Dependency

The module works without it — the other module just enhances it. Use class_exists() in Bootstrap instead of listing in required/modules.

Rule: If removing module B breaks module A → required. If removing module B only reduces performance or features of A → optional.

Creating a Module

1. Create the directory

2. Add module.json

3. Create the Bootstrap

4. Create the Service (Public API)

5. Use it anywhere

Running the Application

HTTP Server

CLI

Official Modules

Install any module by copying it into app_modules/ and running its required commands.

Module Description Requires
Config PHP config files, auto-discovered —
Discovery Attribute & class scanner (no direct Reflection) —
Router Attribute-based HTTP routing #[Get('/')] Discovery
Middleware HTTP middleware pipeline Discovery
Blade Blade template engine —
Cache Multi-driver cache (file, Redis, APCu) —
Session Session management —
Auth Authentication & authorization Session, Cache
Eloquent Eloquent ORM + migrations —
Storage File storage —
Validator Input validation —
RateLimiter Rate limiting by IP or user Cache
Events Synchronous event dispatcher —
Notifications Multi-channel notification dispatcher —
Queue Async job queue (file driver built-in) —
QueueEloquent Database driver for Queue Queue, Eloquent
Mail Email via Symfony Mailer, async via Queue Queue, Notifications
MailBlade Blade templates for Mail Mail, Blade
Scheduler Cron task scheduler —
HttpClient Fluent HTTP client (Guzzle) —
Pagination Pagination data container —
Lang Key-based multi-language translations Eloquent

Naming Conventions

Pattern Example Meaning
Queue{Driver} QueueEloquent, QueueRedis Queue driver extension
Mail{Template} MailBlade, MailMarkdown Mail template engine extension
Notifications{Channel} NotificationsTwilio, NotificationsSlack Notification channel

Environment Variables

Each module declares its env variables in required/env. Copy them to your .env file as needed.

License

MIT

All versions of corenetic-base with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.2
wiznetic/kernel Version ^1.0
symfony/var-dumper Version ^7.0
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