Only what is necessary to start an empty Object Oriented PHP project, with a route scheme.
$ git clone https://github.com/PhpSimpleClasses/PhpSimpleClasses MyProject
$ cd MyProjectOR
$ composer create-project psc/psc MyProject
$ cd MyProject-
_core: contains all system base (classes manager, loaders, DB functions, etc). -
public: contains the main entry point to webserver (index.php), where is you have to store all public/static files (like css, js, images, etc). -
src: contains all backend resources, it has the MVC design pattern, but you can add or create anything you need and it will be available in any scope insidesrc(see more in Load Classes and Other Scripts). -
.htaccess: (for apache) is configured to redirect any access to your domain toindex.php, or if the access is to an existing file:public/myFile.png. -
config.php: define all initial constants, like basepath and DB auth, you can add your own default constants and configs too. -
routes.php: define all routes to public access in your project.
First, configure your context section in config.php, if you want to use a DB (MySQL), configure DB section too.
Open routes.php, as can you see in examples routes, you must set in the $routes array, a route like key and a class/function like value.
(This class have to be on Controllers).
e.g.:
$routes[] = ['/my/first', 'Test/firstFunction'];To pass parameters, use $ as wildcard on write a route. The function on controller will receive the parameters in same order.
e.g.:
$routes[] = ['/user/$/details', 'Users/details'];
//In src/Controllers/Users.php:
//...
public function details($userId){
echo $userId;
//Will print any string in url between 'user/' and '/details'
}First you need to extends the PSC class:
e.g.:
//In src/Controllers/Something.php:
namespace Controllers;
use _core\PSC;
class Something extends PSC
{
public function __construct()
{
parent::__construct();
}
}Note: Ever write the __construct() function and lists the parent constructor to preserve the flow and prevent errors when extending the PSC class.
Then can use $this->db function:
public function getUserDetails($userId){
$this->db->select('users', '*');
$this->db->where('id', $userId);
$results = $this->db->get();
return $results;
}All SQL methods return $this->db, then you can call all methods after first call to $this->db->...:
public function getUserDetails($userId){
$results = $this->db->select('users', '*')
->where('id', $userId)
->get();
return $results;
}Anytime you can use the function $this->exec to execute SQL Querys without query builder:
public function getAllUsers(){
$results = $this->db->exec("SELECT * FROM users");
return $results;
}All content in src follow PHP OO default scheme. If are you running a route to Controllers/Test.php, your current namespace is Controllers, then you can call in this class:
$myOtherClass = new OtherClass();
//This will instantiate src/Controllers/OtherClass.php on $myOtherClassBut when you want to call a class in another namespace, use \ to go back to src:
$myData = new \Models\OtherData();
//$this will instantiate src/Models/OtherData.php on $myDataTo load (include) other scripts without classes (like views and helpers), you can to use the function $this->load (from PSC class):
$this->load('Views/test');
//this will include src/Views/test.phpWith this function you can pass all variable you need to use in script in a array, it will be extracted to use directly inside him:
$vars['name'] = 'Junior';
$vars['age'] = '21';
$this->load('Views/test', $vars);Then inside src/Views/test.php:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
<title>Hello</title>
</head>
<body>
Hello! My name is
<?= $name ?>
and i have
<?= $age ?>
years old.
</body>
</html>