d'Or Project

Very simple PHP framework. This frame work's main idea is based on Symfony framework and laravel Framework. I use Twig as template engine, Eloquent as ORM and some of Symfony components in d'Or framework.

Note: If there is any feature that may good to exists, then create new issue and tell it to me.

Directories

• /public - There is that web server run our programme and any public file is located.
• /system - There is that our frameworks important files (that make up the framework itself) located.
• /system/console - There is that console vital files located. This file is should be exists is development time and removed after that.
• /src/controllers - There is our controllers location that extends from AbstractController.
• /src/models - There is our models location that extends from AbstractModel.
• /stc/view - There is our output templates location that rendered with Twig. If we don't use Twig then we can remove this directory.

Console

There is our console that we can use to do some exciting works! This console is created with Symfony console component. You can use console with executing console file that located at root of repository.

~/DorFramework$ php ./console <Your Command>

Commands

There is some of important commands:

• You can use --help or -h to see all of commands you can use.
• You can use server:run command to run built-in server to use in development of your programme.
• You can use controller:add <Controler Name> to add new controller.
• You can use model:add <Model Name> to add new model.

Controllers

Routing

There is you can use annotations to set routing in the system. There is a example of very very simple controller just to show how you can use annotations to routing:

<?php

namespace Dor\Controller;

use Dor\Util\AbstractController;
use Dor\Util\Request;

class MainController extends AbstractController
{
    /**
     * @Route(/page/{id}, /post/{id})
     */
    public function index(Request $req){
        $body = 'This Article\'s id is ' . $req->inputParams['id'];
        return $this->getResponse($body);
    }

    /**
     * @Route(/login)
     * @Method(post, get)
     */
    public function login(){
        $body = 'There is a exciting login page that just you can not see that! :D';
        return $this->getResponse($body);
    }

    /**
     * @Route(/hi)
     * @Method(post)
     */
    public function sayHi(){
        return $this->getResponse("<h1>Hi!</h1>");
    }
}

You can use single or set of parameters to pass to Route or Method.