TinyFramework

• Introduction

• How to start

• Debugging

• Performance

• Git Hooks

• Author

• Documentation

• Security

Introduction

TinyFramework started as a small teaching project and continues to grow into a mature "full-vendor" PHP framework. The goal of the exercise was to build a framework that resides exclusively in the vendor directory and has no dependencies to other dependencies.

The implementations of all PSR standards were already removed after the first few classes. The reason for this was that all subareas would have to be implemented differently and inconsistently.

How to start

composer create-project --stability=dev --remove-vcs sgc-fireball/tinyframework-skeleton my-project master
cd my-project; php console

Folders

• app
  • Commands
  • Http
    • Controllers
      • Api
    • Middleware
  • Providers
• config
• database
  • migrations
• public
• resources
  • lang
    • en
  • views
• storage
  • cache
  • logs
  • psych
  • sessions

Debugging

Open PHPStorm Settings PHP / Servers:

• Name: tinyframework
• Host: 127.0.0.1
• Port: 9000
• Debugger: xdebug
• Use Path Mapping Yes
• Map it to /app

Use our preconfigurated alias phpx.

phpx console

Performance

1. Enable composer classmap authoritative.

   composer dump-autoload --optimize-autoloader --classmap-authoritative

2. Uninstall!!!! xdebug

3. Use PHP OpCache. But be case, and disable caching files under /storage/. Watch here TinyFramework Opcache

Todos

• Implement DateTime wrapper
• Implement Input::choise, Input::question, Input::confirm
• Implement Casts into Models
• Implement Auth Service / Interface
• URL Signer
• https://github.com/opis/closure/
• Implement ServiceProviders::provides to implement lazy loading services
• Paginator with url link support

Ideas

• foreach $loop and $loop->parent
• Markdown interpreter for Str.

Git Hooks

Please run:

git config --local core.hooksPath .githooks/

Author

Richard Hülsberg [email protected]