proyect-x/junior-team-framework

Framework for junior teams for create applications fast without complexity of frameworks like laravel or symfony

v1.0.4 2020-08-14 01:31 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.2.5
• illuminate/database: 7.22.4
• monolog/monolog: 2.1.1
• odan/twig-assets: 3.1.0
• robmorgan/phinx: 0.12.3
• slim/slim: 3.12.3
• slim/twig-view: 2.5.1
• tuupola/cors-middleware: 1.1.1
• vlucas/phpdotenv: v5.1.0

Requires (Dev)

• friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: v2.16.1
• phpunit/phpunit: >=9.2.3

MIT

• Roberto Leroy Monroy Ruiz

• templating
• microframework
• rest
• router
• psr7

README

Intention

This framework was created in focus of having an stable MVC structure based on Slim-Skeleton.

Features

• Twig templates
• Load environment files using vlucas/phpdotenv
• Use Slim PHP v3
• Support migrations/seeders using phinx
• Support for abtraction layer for database using Eloquent illuminate/database
• Monolog for Logging
• CORS Middleware activated by uupola/cors-middleware

Create a new project

We only need to create a new project using composer

composer create-project proyect-x/junior-team-framework [directory_name]

Project setup

• The instalation created an environment file named .env, the file contains the following parameters for configure our system:
  • PROJECT_NAME: name of our application, it's informative
  • SERVER_PORT: port for expose our system, this variable is used by docker-compose and composer start
  • ENV: environment for our application, Support the values DEV and PROD, if we put PROD, Twig will use cache for the templates and the errors will not be displayed.
  • DEBUG_LEVEL: Level for logging, the level supported are DEBUG, INFO, NOTICE, WARNING, ERROR and CRITICAL.
  • DB_DRIVER: driver for eloquent and phinx migrations, the drivers supported are MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, please check the Eloquent and Phinx documentation.
  • DB_HOSTNAME: hostname or ip for the connection to the database (this parameter is used by docker-compose for create a link for the mysql container).
  • DB_DATABASE: database name, if you choose to use composer start you need to create the database manually, if you choose docker-compose the mysql container will create the database for you.
  • DB_USERNAME: username from the database
  • DB_PASSWORD: password from the database
  • DB_PORT: port from the database
  • DB_CHARSET: charset from the database
  • DB_COLLATION: collation from the database
  • TIMEZONE: timezone for the database and php containers.

Turning up the project

Using composer

We need to configure the database, after that we need to type the following command:

composer start

And our system will be displayed in the port specified in the .env file SERVER_PORT

Using docker-compose

We need to type the following command:

docker-compose up

And our system will be displayed in the port specified in the .env file SERVER_PORT, docker compose will create two containers, the first is a container with nginx and the second a mysql server.