Very fast PHP framework with autoloading and annotations. All configuration is handled by annotations and beans.
Framework automatically load beans from app/src path it just need to be annotated with one annotation of: @Component, @Service, @Configuration or @Repository.
Bean injection can be achieved with @Inject annotation.
Initialization is done on the first request. The second request execute Controllers action, that has already injected beans in it.
Request execution time is very small because it's time of user code execution only.
Thanks to this, for real production code we got 20ms-40ms per request for dynamic data.
For quick start donwload example project: https://github.com/primosz67/spark-mvc-example
app/public/index.php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
define("__ROOT__", __DIR__ . "/../../");
define("__VENDOR__", "../../vendor");
require __VENDOR__ . "/autoload.php";
Note: If you will use doctrine db framework add here line - "AnnotationRegistry::registerLoader('class_exists');"
Framework setup:
$profileName ="someNameProfile";
$engine = new Engine("przemek_config", $profileName, __ROOT__ . "app");
$engine->run();
app/src/MyAppConfig.php
/**
* @Configuration()
* @EnableApcuBeanCache(resetParam="reset")
*/
class MyAppConfig {
}
- resetParam - parameter for clearing cache. (GET http://app.com?reset). It's for development environment and should be deleted for production.
app/src/MyAppController.php
/**
* @Controller
*/
class MyAppController {
/**
* @Path("/index", method="GET")
*/
public function indexAction(Request $request) {
return new PlainViewModel("Hello World");
}
/**
* @Path("/save", method="POST")
*/
public function saveAction(SomeForm $form, Request $req, $beanName) {
return new JsonViewModel(array(
"user"=>"TODO"
));
}
}
Go to localhost/get or localhost/index;
- Request is injected to method by Type
- SomeForm is filled by "POST" form params using "spark-form" module.
- $beanName - framework can inject any bean or service needed for action by name or type.
/**
* @RestController
*/
class MyRestController {
/**
* @Path("/index")
*/
public function indexAction(Request $request) {
return new SomeResultDto();
}
}
Note: All methods in RestController will resolve to JSON.
SomeResultDto - will resolve to json.
app/src/MyAppController.php
class MyAppController extends Controller {
/**
* @Path("/index")
*/
public function indexAction() {
return new PlainViewModel("Hello World");
}
/**
* @Path("/get")
*/
public function getAction() {
return new JsonViewModel(array(
"user"=>"TODO"
));
}
/**
* @Path("/newView")
*/
public function showNewViewAction() {
return new ViewModel(array(
"user"=>"TODO"
));
}
}
Go to localhost/get or localhost/index;
/**
* @Service()
*/
class UserService {
//...some methods
}
Note: for enabled apcu @EnableApcuBeanCache("reset") to autoload injection, call http://website?reset
/**
* @Component()
*/
class AddUserHandler {
/**
* @Inject()
* var UserService
*/
private $userService;
/**
* @PostConstruct()
*/
public function init() {
$this->userService->doSomething();
}
}
class UserController extends Controller {
/**
* @Inject()
* var UserService
*/
private $userService;
/**
* @Path("/newView")
*/
public function showNewViewAction() {
return new ViewModel(array(
"users"=>$this->userService->getAllUsers()
));
}
}
/**
* @Controller
*/
class UserController {
/**
* @Path("/newView")
*/
public function showNewViewAction(Request $request, UserService $userService ) {
return new ViewModel(array(
"users"=>$userService->getAllUsers()
));
}
}
apc/view/{controller package}/{controllerName (without "Controller")}/{action}.tpl
- For app/src/MyAppController@showNewViewAction we get: apc/view/myapp/showNewView.tpl
- For app/src/some/serious/package/controller/MyAppController@showNewViewAction we get: apc/view/some/serious/package/myapp/showNewView.tpl
Keywords action and controller are deleted by default.
Function path can be used in tpl file (example: index.tpl)
{path path="/user/register"}
Command will resolve to : www.example.com/user/register
{path path="RegisterController@registerAction"}
Command will resolve to : www.example.com/user/register
- com.example.RegisterController - optional Controller class Name
- registerAction - method name in RegisterController
{path path="@removeAction@id:4,type:blogpost"}
Command will resolve to : www.example.com/blogpost/remove/4
- {controller} - current request controller will be used
- removeAction - method name in RegisterController
- id:4,type:blogpost - params will resolve /{type}/remove/{id} to it's final form
if @EnableApcuBeanCache annotation is added with @Configuration the only way to reset beans and init them once more is by requestin localhost:80?reset (GET parameter "reset").
- @EnableMailer -TODO
- spark.mailer.enabled (true/false)- property
The heart of Spark Framework.
- @Component,@Service,@Repository,@Configuration - do the same thing, but purpose is the key.
- @Bean
- @PostConstruct
- @Inject
- @Bean
$this->config
Base parameters: app.path - pierwsza ścieżka do katalogu /app src.path - ścieżka do katalogu /app/src app.paths - ścieżka albo ścieżki do katalogu /app w różnych kontekstach
to fetch parameters:
$appPath = $this-config->getProperty("app.path");
update or set Params
$this-config->setProperty("customModule.some.property.", "/my/new/path");
If you create common module to use in other project remember to create beans by @Bean annotation. It will be easier to add new module in one go.
In some your app configuration add others OtherModuleConfig.
/**
* @Bean
*/
public function otherBeanConfiguration () {
return new OtherModuleConfig();
}
All @Bean annotation in OtherModuleConfig will be created and inject to your classes.
Handle multiple connections. To create Doctrine's EntityManager you can use simple EntityManagerFactory.
/**
* @Inject()
* @var EntityManagerFactory
*/
private $entityManagerFactory;
/**
* @Bean()
*/
public function entityManager() {
return $this->entityManagerFactory->createEntityManager($this->getDataSource());
}
/**
* @Bean()
*/
public function superEntityManager() {
return $this->entityManagerFactory->createEntityManager($this->getDataSourceSuper());
}
public function getDataSource() {
$dbConfig = new DataSource();
$dbConfig->setDbname("my-db");
$dbConfig->setHost("127.0.0.1");
$dbConfig->setUsername("root");
$dbConfig->setPassword("test");
$dbConfig->setPackages([
"com/myapp/user/domain" //path to doctrine entity
]);
return $dbConfig;
}
public function getDataSourceSuper() {
$dbConfig = new DataSource();
$dbConfig->setDbname("super");
$dbConfig->setHost("127.0.0.1");
$dbConfig->setUsername("root");
$dbConfig->setPassword("test");
return $dbConfig;
}
Note: for using CrudDao with other enityManager than basic use @OverrideInject annotation
/**
* @OverrideInject(oldName="entityManager", newName="houseManager")
*/
class MySuperDao extends CrudDao {
}
Bean definition
/**
* @Bean
*/
public function anyPrefixNameMessageResource() {
return new LangResourcePath(array(
"pl"=>array(
"/house/house_pl.properties"
),
"cz"=> array(...),
"en"=>array(...),
));
}
Where "pl","cz","en" are cookie value with key "lang";
- Property file /house/house_pl.properties
core.thank.you.message=Thank You {0} and {1}
- Use in php
/**
* @Inject
* @var langMessageResource
*/
private $langMessageResource;
...
$this->langMessageResource->get("core.thank.you.message", array("John", "Trevor"));
- Use in smarty
{lang code="core.thank.you.message" value=["John", "Trevor"]}
Results: Thank You John and Trevor
Annotation Defonition
@Path(path="/login/{test}", method="get")
Fetch path paramether in Controller class;
$this->getParam("test");
Example is for dynamic menu module that will popup when new project or classes are added.
/**
* @Inject
*/
private $beanProvider;
public function getMenuModules() {
return $beanProvider->getByType(MenuModule::class);
}
/**
* @Component
*/
class UserInterceptor implements HandlerInterceptor {
/**
* @Inject
*/
private $someUserHolder;
public function preHandle(Request $request) {
//Do something like redirect or add values to request or auto-conversion(id to entity);
}
public function postHandle(Request $request, ViewModel $viewModel) {
$viewModel->add("loggedUser", $someUserHolder->getUserFromSession())
}
}
First, create class Command implementation
/**
* @Component()
*/
class ExampleCommand implements Command {
/**
* @Inject()
* @var SomeBean
*/
private $someBean;
public function getName() :string{
return "example:exampleCommandCommand";
}
public function execute(InputInterface $in, OutputInterface $out) : void {
$out->writeln("executing " . $this->getName());
//Example ....
$this->someBean->doSomething()
$out->writeObject($this->someBean->getSomething());
$out->writeln("finish!");
}
}
in console execute:
php app/public/index.php command=example:exampleCommand profile=production
Output:
executing example:exampleCommand
object(...)
finish!
Great thing for caching DB request or loading files data. Annotation can be used with different cache. Even custom cache bean that implement spark/cache/Cache
In Bean class add @Cache annotation.
/**
* @Cache(name="cache", key="user {0}.id", time=10)
*/
public function getLeaderByCompany($company){
return $this->someDao->getByCompanyId($company->getId())
}
- "name" is a name of bean that implement spark\cache\Cache interface.
- ApcCache needed for application is added as default name="cache"
- "time" - optional parameter that is in minutes(10 minutes)
- "key" parameter is for distinguish cached values
$profileName = "production";
$engine = new Engine("przemek_config",$profileName, __ROOT__ . "app");
@Configuration
@Profile(name="production")
class SomeProductionConfig(){
..
}
@Configuration
@Profile(name="development")
class SomeDevelopmentConfig(){
..
}
In this case SomeDevelopmentConfig won't be added to container and bean declared in it (@Bean) as well.
class NotFoundErrorHandler extends ExceptionResolver {
public function doResolveException($ex) {
if ($ex instanceof RouteNotFoundException || $ex instanceof EntityNotFoundException) {
ResponseHelper::setCode(HttpCode::$NOT_FOUND);
$viewModel = new ViewModel();
$viewModel->setViewName("/house/web/error/notFound");
return $viewModel;
}
return null;
}
public function getOrder() {
return 400;
}
}
where error handler with order equal 0 , will be first to invoke. If you return Viewmodel the handling will stop and the view will be return as response.
/**
* @Inject
*/
private $eventBus;
...
$this->eventBus->post(new SomeEvent());
Event definition :
class SomeEvent implements Event {...}
Subscription
@Component
class SomeListener {
/**
* @Subscribe
*/
public function handleSomeCase(SomeEvent $event) {
//...logic
}
}
Add Your own annotation
class NewAnnotationHandler extends AnnotationHandler{
...
}
composer dump-autoload -a
Tested Case: Real project with small database. AB(Apache benchmark) requests 10000 and 1000 parallel connections.
- Smarty compile: Smarty template rendering for each request (Development mode).
- Smarty: smarty with production setup.
- Smarty + @Cache (Redis): request to database are cached with @Cache annotation (we use Redis for caching). It can give big improvement to performance when there is more calls to DB.
Mode | Request time (per request) |
---|---|
Smarty compile | ~130ms |
Smarty | ~45ms |
Smarty + @Cache (Redis) | ~25ms |
{
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {"": "app/src/"}
},
"require": {
"smarty/smarty": "3.1.27",
"tahona/spark-mvc": "*"
}
}