bakeiro/light-php

Easiest PHP framework

1.985 2022-06-02 12:00 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.0
• ext-openssl: *

Requires (Dev)

• squizlabs/php_codesniffer: 3.*
• sunra/dbug: ^0.2.1

MIT

• David Baqueiro Santerbas

README

Micro PHP framework.
- Explore the DOCS -

Light-PHP

Easiest PHP framework

Light-php Light PHP it's an open-source minimal PHP framework that only includes what's necessary, avoiding big and complex structures, yet capable of building big and fully-featured API/Websites.
It's advantages from others frameworks are the small learning curve, possibility to start working without reading massive documentations and it's easy to understand how the framework works and being able to modify its original behavior.

This project includes the PSR-0, PSR-1, PSR-4, PSR-11, PSR-12 standards, good coding practices, MVC structure, service container and much more!

What's this project?

This is a lightweight micro PHP Framework focused on simplicity, aimed to capable to build small, medium Apps/APIs (big Apps/APIs even possible, dividing your app in smaller ones) and making things just work.

What's not this project?

This doesn't pretend to be a full complete PHP framework, highly abstracted, with ORM, autowiring, automatic processes, complex algorithm, or any kind of 'black magic' that frameworks comes nowdays.

For who is this project?

This proyect can be aimed for people who only needs a small proyect to build and doesn't need a complete PHP framework, for beginners in PHP who need a easy entry point, for people who want to try a new PHP framework, and this proyect cover all it's needs

What are benefits of using Light-php:

• Quick development
• Lightweight
• MVC structure
• Focused on simplicity
• Implements best practices
• Security implementations

Installation

composer create-project bakeiro/light-php

License

Light-PHP is licensed under the Open Source MIT license, feel free to use it, modify it or contribute on it!

Built by David Baqueiro

Support

Light-PHP is an open source project licensed under the MIT license. It's completely free to use. However, it would be great if you buy me a cup of coffee once in a while to keep me awake :)