element/nexus

Element3 is a super ''easy-to-work-with'' php framework, that are built on top of Slim3. It's very similar to Laravel

dev-development 2024-05-27 16:07 UTC

Requires

• ext-json: *
• cartalyst/sentinel: ^5.0
• dragonmantank/cron-expression: ^3.3
• element/jwt-auth: dev-development
• element/social: ^3.0
• element/unique: ^3.0
• firebase/php-jwt: ^6.10
• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ~7
• hassankhan/config: ^3.1
• illuminate/database: ~8
• illuminate/events: ~8
• illuminate/pagination: ~8
• illuminate/support: ~8
• illuminate/translation: ~8
• intervention/image: ^2.7
• intervention/imagecache: ^2.6
• nesbot/carbon: ^2.72
• php-di/slim-bridge: 1.0.2
• phpunit/phpunit: 9.6.19
• ramsey/uuid: ^4.2
• respect/validation: 1.1
• robmorgan/phinx: ^0.14.0
• slim/csrf: 0.8.3
• slim/flash: ^0.4.0
• slim/slim: ~3
• slim/twig-view: ^2.5
• swiftmailer/swiftmailer: ^6.3
• symfony/console: ~5
• symfony/event-dispatcher: ~5
• symfony/http-foundation: ~5
• symfony/var-dumper: ~5
• symfony/yaml: ~5
• twig/intl-extra: ^3.9
• twilio/sdk: ^8.0
• vlucas/phpdotenv: ^5.6

MIT

• Stefan Korfitz

• framework
• twig
• composer
• JS
• mvc
• scss
• npm
• element
• php-7
• slim3
• webpack
• bootstrap5
• vue3
• Tiny-Rebels

README

Element is designed to be very simple and straightforward to use.

🐘 Requirements

Element requires PHP 7.1+.

IMPORTANT: If you want to use YAML files or strings, then you need to require in the Symfony Yaml component in your composer.json.

⚡ Installation

The supported way of creating an Element project is via Composer.

$ composer create-project element/nexus <NAME>

Whats the foss all about?

Element is designed to be very simple and straightforward to use. It's kind of similar to Laravel, but with a structure and context that suited my needs and taste in a better way!... While the public views are more or less up to the developer itself, I decided to use the free version of Soft UI Dashboard from creative tim for the backend dashboard, simply because it's really easy to use! It has lots of cool ui elements and the best part of it?! It's 100% free - Even for commercial apps 😊 So you are good there 👌... Although it comes with an MIT license, so please bear that in mind whenever you make any changes to the code.

But I highly recommend any users of Element3 to check out their Pro version 👀📢 It's really cool, and it comes with a lot of extra cool features... Or else feel free to switch to your own template if you like. (I left the theme as a .zip folder under 'src/assets/themes')

💬 Usage

Open up the terminal and type the command below, to see a list of all the commands Element cli has to offer...

$ php element

For example, this command will launch the app on the built-in webserver

$ php element app:serve

But please try it out for yourself! 🚀 It has loads of cool features 😎

Testing

$ phpunit

🔗 Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

👮 Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [e-mail] directly, instead of using the issue tracker.

✔️ Source

Element was inspired and put together from these courses over at codecourse.com

1. Build a shopping cart (episode 2)
2. Configuration with Slim 3
3. Custom 404 views with Slim 3
4. JWT Authentication from Scratch
5. Eloquent translations with Slim 3
6. Slim 3 Pagination
7. Mailable Classes in Slim 3
8. Get friendly with Webpack
9. Building a Vue project with Webpack
10. Learn Vuex
11. The Symfony Console Component
12. Build a command-line uptime monitor
13. Database migrations with Slim
14. Build an image upload microservice
15. Unit testing with PHPUnit

📣 Credits

• Stefan Korfitz
• Alex Garret 👈 He's the real wizard 🚀

©️ License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see the license file for more information.