HMVC Framework Sample

This is a sample application. Dont use in production.

v2.0 Changelog

• HMVC modular system is implemented
• Any library,helper,model and config can be used separately inside any module.
• Loader class has been separated.
• Loader(), Config(), Template() classes have been added to core.
• system directory structure has been changed
• Routing feature has been added. With configuration, can be used with both modules and standalone controllers. (See app/config/route.php)
• Controllers are now extendable (see app/core directory)
• Repository Design Pattern has been implemented. Now, with Drivers, it is much more convenient.

I believe this is much more efficient. I considered Rest_server as thirdparty library.

Requirements

• PHP 5.4 or greater
• The mod_rewrite Apache module

Installation

• Download Repo and extract
• Navigate to app/config/config.php and fill in your base_url
• You are ready! Point your browser to your base_url and hopefully see homepage.

RULES

There are some rules to use framework. Here are some examples of using system partials in our application.

Config

• $config is a global variable.
• You can create new config files to use in your project.
• Your config key must be same with your config file.

Example for app/config/foo.php

$config['foo']['bar'] = 'bar';
$config['foo']['baz'] = [1,2,3];

You can load any config files in your app. Sample;

    $myconfig = new Config('foo');
    $foo = $myconfig::get();

To load a config inside a module;

    $myconfig = new Config('mymodule/foo');
    $foo = $myconfig::get();

Loader

• Models - To use models inside modules

Loader::model('trycatch/my_model'); // in trycatch module
Loader::model('sample'); //in app/models directory

• Library - We can easily integrate 3rd party libraries into our app

Loader::library('routed/sample'); //in routed module
Loader::library('facebook_sdk'); //in app/libraries directory

• Helpers - To include useful functions

Loader::helper('type_control'); //in app/libraries directory

Template

Template::view('index',['foo' => 'bar','baz'=> 'foo']); //loads app/view/index with variables