Frasma PHP

PHP Basic Components

This is a basic PHP component package, extremelly simple to use and recommended for small projects where you don't need to import an extremely heavy framework.

Instaling

composer require andrelrg/frasma-php

How to use

Namespace

The framework will search for the App namespace.

Configuration

If you will make use of Cache or Database functions of the framework, you will need to create a configuration file in json where you will put all the configuration needed.

~Configuration file example:

{
    "database":{
        "mysql": {
            "host":"localhost",
            "port":"3306",
            "user":"root",
            "password":"",
            "database":"database"
        }
    },
    "redis":{
        "password": "",
        "database": 0,
        "host": "redis",
        "port": 6379
    }
}

And then, in the begging of your code you'll need to put this code:

<?php
use Frasma\Settings\Settings;

Settings::getSettings(dirname(__FILE__).'/Settings/config.json');

Also, if you want, you can define the following constants to change it's default values:

VERBOSE : boolean default: true
ROUTES_FILE : string default: $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/Src/Routes.php"
CONTROLLER : string default: "App\Controllers"
DEFAULT_DATABASE : string default: "mysql"
BADREQUEST : string default: "Verify your request"
NOTALLOWED : string default: "The credentials given in request is not allowed to perform this action"
NOTFOUND : string default: "The page you've requested doesn't exist"

Router

Making sure that the variable CONTROLLER has the right value, define the routes like this in that file:

<?php

namespace App;

use Frasma\Router;

//HeartbeatController
Router::route(GET, '/heartbeat', "HeartbeatController", "ping");

And then start the API like:

<?php

use Frasma\Api;
Api::go();

Controllers

The controllers should extends the Frasma\Controller class, it will give you a lot of useful functions (that will be documented soon).

Repository

The repository will give you the connection of the database completely transparent, your repository will need only to extends repository, indicate the table, and the framework will do the connection for you in the default database, if the database you want is different than the dafault, just define a variable protected $connection with the name of the connection in configuration file. the following example makes the use of ORM facilitator, that is a simple query builder.

<?php

namespace App\Repositories;

use Frasma\DB\ORM;
use Frasma\DB\Repository;

class UserRepository extends Repository
{
    protected $table = "users";

    public function get(string $email): array{
        $this->orm
            ->fields("*")
            ->where(ORM::equals('email', "'$email'"))
            ->getTo($result);
        return $result;
    }
}

Cache

Example:

<?php 

try{
    $r = new Redis();
    $result = $r->get("cache" . $email);
}catch (\Exception $e){
    return $this->fail();
}