apronprof / smantu
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Requires
- php: >=8.3
- filp/whoops: ^2.18
- laminas/laminas-httphandlerrunner: ^2.11
- nyholm/psr7: ^1.8
- nyholm/psr7-server: ^1.1
- phpunit/phpunit: ^12.1
- psr/http-server-handler: ^1.0
- psr/http-server-middleware: ^1.0
- rubix/ml: ^2.5
- symfony/console: ^6.4
README
SmantU is a free open source php framework with machine learning opportunities.
Getting started
Download the files from the main branch using
git clone apronprof/smantu
run
composer install
you're up to work.
File structure
app
This folder will contain controllers, models and middlewares you create.
config
This folder is used for giving the framework data about your app, database and middlewares and urls.
core
You must never touch this folder, there are core files located inside of it.
db
This folder is meant to be used for keeping migrations and file databases (sqlite3).
public
There are views and assets in this folder.
vendor
Composer folder.
CLI
php console app:controller Name
creates a NameController.php file for a controller with base structure in app
php console app:model Name
creates a Name.php file for a model with base structure in app
php console db:migration Name
creates a Name.php file with base structure in db/migrations
php console db:migrate
Activates all the migrations created
php console db:rollback
activates the rollback function of each migration
php console ml:trainer Name
creates a new Name.php model trainer in ml/trainers
php console ml:train Name
initiates the train for a trainer called Name.php
php console app:middleware Name
creates a new Name.php middleware
Routes
Routes are located in config/urls.php
By default the file with routes looks like this:
You can create new routes by using the methods get() and post() of the object $router. The method takes 2 parameters (route and controller).
route must look like this 'shop/items' without slashes at the start and the end of a string.
The second parameter have to look like 'name_of_the_controller@name_of_the_method'.
the third parameter is for middlewares [new \App\Middlewares\HttpMethodMiddleware(), ...]
In order to use parameters in url you need to use {} around the name of a parameter. (For example 'users/{id}'). The parameter will be in the array $parameters that will be given as the first parameter to your controller.
Use the method _404 to choose a controller and its method for handling unknown routes. It takes only one parameter that is controller.