brainsware / bacon
Fast and scalable PHP MVC framework
Requires
- php: >= 7.0
- brainsware/sauce: @dev
- defuse/php-encryption: 2.*
- twig/extensions: *
- twig/twig: 2.*
Requires (Dev)
- brainsware/grease: @dev
README
The bacon PHP framework is a lean, clean, simple and fast MVC framework without too much fuzz about it.
Server Requirements:
- A webserver
- PHP 7.0 or greater (php.net)
- Composer (getcomposer.org)
Installation:
Once you have PHP and composer set up, you can create a skeleton project with the following:
% composer create-project brainsware/bacon-dist project-name
This will download all the necessary software, and create all important directories and sample configuration files for your new project:
Installing brainsware/bacon-dist (1.0)
- Installing brainsware/bacon-dist (1.0)
Loading from cache
Created project in project-name
Loading composer repositories with package information
Installing dependencies
- Installing brainsware/php-markdown-extra-extended (dev-master 1.0)
Cloning 1.0
- Installing brainsware/sauce (1.0)
Loading from cache
- Installing minmb/phpmailer (dev-master df44323)
Cloning df443234ad0ca10cbf91a0c0a728b256afcab1d1
- Installing twig/twig (dev-master ba67e2c)
Cloning ba67e2cf8e2ca6cada1de5a316a724df648c52ac
- Installing brainsware/bacon (1.0)
Loading from cache
Writing lock file
Generating autoload files
Configuration:
Bacon uses PHP files for storing all of its configurations.
The skeleton project we provide comes with an Intro controller, which is set as the default fallback controller in Config/Base.php
The second config file you will want to look at is Config/Database.php
Here are the basic options you will want to set for your database:
'server' => 'db.dbznet', # Enter your server host here
'name' => 'blogDB', # The name of your database
'type' => 'mysql', # Anything your PDO Installation supports. (http://www.php.net/manual/en/pdo.drivers.php)
'username' => 'blogDBuser', # The username you want to connect to your database with
'password' => 'VryScrPswd', # The password.
Bacon does not provide default values for these options. If your application needs a database, you will have to create it and connect Bacon to it via Config/Database.php.