using Flywheel with Flight php micro framework

to get flywheel working with flight php framework, you need to register custom class in flight, so you can access it everywhere. First load flywheel and flight with composer
$ composer require jamesmoss/flywheel
$ composer require mikecao/flight

<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';  

// this is how regular flywheel configuration looks like:
// you can remove this rows later, they are just as example
$config = new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Config('db');
$repo = new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Repository('posts', $config );  

// registering flywheel in flight:
// as you can see, we use the storage folder config as funtion argument for registering posts class
Flight::register('posts','\JamesMoss\Flywheel\Repository',array('posts', new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Config('db')));  
// this is equal to: $repo = new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Repository('posts', new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Config('db'));  

Flight::route('/posts/', function()
{
    // here we can get our flywheel repository by usig Flight::posts()
    $posts = Flight::posts()->query()->execute();
    echo "<pre>";
    foreach($posts as $post)
    {
        var_dump($post);
    }
    echo "</pre>";
});  

Flight::route('/', function()
{
    $post = new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Document(array(
        'title'     => 'An introduction to Flywheel',
        'dateAdded' => new \DateTime('2016-10-10'),
        'body'      => 'A lightweight, flat-file, document database for PHP...',
        'wordCount' => 7,
    ));
    $id = Flight::serien()->store($post);
    echo $id;
});  

Flight::start();

just copy this code and save an index.php and create writable folders db/posts/
don't forget the htaccess code from flight installation guide
http://flightphp.com/install

Open your url in browser and refresh the page 2-3 times to get demo data.
Then open /posts/ and you will see your posts.
you could also register \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Document if you want, this is just a demo for beginners to get started.

cheers