README

Frameworks are great but most are wild; difficult to setup, consume lots of resources, require advanced knowledge of programming or knowledge of everything in some 100 page docs.

Although they have their benefits, it's a lot for a beginner, someone who is new to frameworks or someone simply behind schedule.

A typical setup process on a standard framework looks like this

Install composer (If it does not exist)
Run composer install
Generate app key
Configure env
Setup and run migration files
Configure server document root (I'm sorry if you're on a shared hosting, good luck hacking your way through)
And the list continues

LiteFrame is a small (micro) but powerful framework that selectively re-implements basic features of standard frameworks in non heartbreaking ways.

Features

Fast and lightweight
Easy setup (no shell commands required)
RedBeanPHP - automatically builds your database on the fly. (No migration files required)
Easy Routing
Middleware Support
Commands
Job Scheduling Support
Support for Blade Templating using BladeOne
FlySystem Support (for files)
Request and Data Validation
Modularity
Unit Testing Support

Installation

Download the latest release here and unzip it. that's all!

Still need it the Composer way?

composer create-project avonnadozie/liteframe

Documentation

Locally in docs folder
Online documentation

Feedback

For bugs, improvements or guide, simply create an issue. Thanks 👍

How to Contribute

Fork the project.
Make your bug fix or feature addition.
Add tests for it. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
Send a pull request.

avonnadozie / liteframe

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