SHRED Framework

This is yet another PHP web framework. The goal of this project is to create a Framework that is light weight, clean, and gets the hell out of your way.

Status

SHRED is definitely not yet ready for wide spread use. There is little to no documentation, and quite a bit more work has to be done. I'd call the current version 0.2a.

It has been my personal pet project for the past couple years, and has gone through many refactors along the way. I will tighten things up one of these days.

Usage

For now I'm not suggesting anyone use this, but you can poke around if you like.

Simply run:

./shell

If you have PHPUnit installed try:

./shell unit-test

Features

Here are a list of handy features roughly in order of creation:

• easy configuration

	Config::set('key.subkey.subkey', 'value');
	Config::get('key.subkey.subkey'); // => 'value'
	Config::get('key); // => array('subkey' => array('subkey' => 'value'))

• flexible routing including specific REST goodies

	Config::set('router.routes', array(
		'path/edit/[id:num]' => array(
			'controller' => 'object',
			'action' => 'edit',
		),
		'method:delete;url:object/[id:num]' => array(
			'controller' => 'object',
			'action' => 'delete',
		)
	);

	class Controller_Object extends \Shred\Controller_Abstract {
		public function edit() {
			$this->request->id;
		}

		public function delete() {
			$this->request->id;
		}
	}

• Easy db querying using \Shred\QBuilder (and shorthand alias class Q) which is basically syntactic sugar around PDO

	Q::select(/* column list */)->from('table')->join('jointable')->on('condition_lhs', 'condition_rhs')->where('column', 'value')->where('column', '>', 'operatorcompared')->order('column', 'asc')->limit(1)->execute();

• Non-Fancy new ORM \Shred\Model\_Abstract; basic relational mapping support and CRUD features

• easy querying directly from ORM

	Model_Name::where('column', 'value')->findOne()