a skeleton project to use Pair PHP Framework easily
This base project allows a fast start to develop small to medium PHP applications like CRM or web-portals. With the addition of a few files more, here provided as sample, and an initial database structure, your web project will be up and running in a breeze.
This basic project manages users authentication, creates new custom ActiveRecord classes and CRUD modules starting from a DB table by a magic module named developer, all thru a friendly route logic.
Also it acts as REST API server.
The Installer is used to configure the basic data of your web project. It starts automatically when the URL for the root folder is first launched, creates a custom configuration file and auto-deletes after checking that everything is OK and that the installation was successful.
After the installation is completed, all the fields declared in the installer can subsequently be customized by modifying the configuration file except those related to the user created. For the latter, it is sufficient to modify it via the Users module.
To start a web project with the Pair framework, this sequence is the suggested one:
Use Composer to copy php files to a folder into your web server documents path:
composer create-project viames/pair_boilerplate my_project_nameLaunch the browser to the base address of the pair_boilerplate project to start the Installer.
http://localhost/my_project_nameThe project is ready to accept login and will let you manage users.
Create additional InnoDB tables for database of your project and set the foreign keys properly, these are useful for getting the most out of ActiveRecord. Then start the built-in Developer module, which will allow you to create a complete CRUD and class module for each of your custom tables.
Your project deserves a unique aspect, so proceed to customize the existing template or install a new template plugin via the built-in Template module.
If you would like to contribute to this project, please feel free to submit a pull request.
MIT