dawidgorecki / litemvc
Simple MVC framework for PHP 7.1.0 and later
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Requires
- php: >=7.1.0
- gregwar/captcha: 1.*
- phpmailer/phpmailer: ~6.0
- smarty/smarty: ~3.1
- spipu/html2pdf: ^5.1
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ~7.2
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Last update: 2024-11-09 19:40:26 UTC
README
This is a simple MVC framework for PHP 7.1.0 and later.
Minimum Requirements
- PHP 7.1.0+
- PDO driver for your respective database
- mod_rewrite activated
Usage
- Install LiteMVC framework on your machine.
- Run
composer update
to install the project dependencies. - Enter your configuration data in a specified files.
- Configure your web server.
- Add routes, create controllers, views and models.
Installation
There are a few ways to install this framework.
- Use
Composer
:
composer create-project dawidgorecki/litemvc
- Download the framework directly.
- Clone the repository.
Configuration
Configuration files are stored in the Application/Configs
directory. Default settings include database connection setting, SMTP configuration and some others. You can access the settings in your code like this: Config::get('DB_HOST')
. Also you can add your own configuration settings in here.
For development environment, file config-devel.php is used. File config-production.php is used on production environment.
To change environment add one of the following instruction in bootstrap.php file.
System::setEnvironment(System::ENV_DEVELOPMENT); System::setEnvironment(System::ENV_PRODUCTION);
Naming convention
Controller Class
- Singular with the first letter of each word capitalized and Controller suffix (e.g., UserController)View Class
- Singular with the first letter of each word capitalized and View suffix (e.g., UserView)Database Table
- Plural with underscores separating words (e.g., user_details)Model Class
- Singular with the first letter of each word capitalized (e.g., UserDetail)
Web server configuration
Configure your web server to have the Public
folder as the web root. Also add or update ServerAdmin
variable in vhost configuration file. This will be used on the error pages.
Routing
The Router translates URLs into controllers and actions. Routes are added in the routes.php file in the Application/Configs
directory.
Routes are added with the add
method. You can add fixed URL routes, and specify the controller and action:
$router->add("", "Page", "view"); $router->add("pages/checkout", "Page", "checkout");
Or you can add route variables, like this:
$router->add("user/edit/{id}", "User", "editUser");
You can specify any parameter you like within curly braces.
Controllers
Controllers are stored in the Application/Controllers
folder. Controllers are classes that extend the Controller.php class, and need to be in the Controllers
namespace. You can put any controller in subdirectory, but then you need to specify the namespace when adding route for these controller.
Controller has two special methods executed before and after any other actions:
public function before() { // e.g. checking authentication if (!Session::userIsLoggedIn()) { $errorController = new ErrorController(); $errorController->error403(); exit(); } } public function after() { // do something }
Getting model and view:
$model = $this->getModel(); $view = $this->getView();
Model with the same name as controller is loaded automatically. You can load another models:
$userModel = $this->loadModel("User");
Views
Views are used to display information (usually HTML). View files are in the Application/Views
folder and should be a Smarty template file (*.tpl). You can find some examples with bootstrap components in Application/Views
dir.
Rendering view:
public function error500() { $this->getView()->render('Templates/Errors/error500', ['serverAdmin' => getenv('SERVER_ADMIN')]); }
Getting view as PDF file:
$this->getView()->getPDF('file_name_without_extension', 'viewName');
You can use View static methods to check witch controller and action is active:
\Libraries\Core\View::checkForActive('controller@action');
Models
Models are used to get and store data in your application. Models extend the Model.php class and use PDO to access the database. They're stored in the Application/Models
folder.
Example of database usage:
$db = $this->getDB(); // Prepare a statement for execution $db->prepare("SELECT title FROM pages WHERE id = :id LIMIT 1"); // Bind a value to a parameter $db->bind("id", $id); // Execute a prepared statement and return result set return $db->executeAndFetchAll();
Model private properties should have the same names as columns in database table if you want to use ActiveRecord features (CRUD).
Basic CRUD
Create
To create a new record in database (e.g. add new user) we instantiating a new object (model) and then invoking the save() method.
// INSERT INTO users(name,email) VALUES('John','john@gmail.com') $user = new User(); $user->setName("John"); $user->setEmail("john@gmail.com"); $user->save();
Read
These are your basic methods to find and retrieve records from your database.
// SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 LIMIT 1 $user = User::findById(1); echo $user->getName(); // SELECT * FROM users $users = User::findAll(); foreach ($users as $user) { echo $user->getName(); } // SELECT * FROM users WHERE email='john@gmail.com' $users = User::findByQuery("SELECT * FROM users WHERE email=:email", [":email" => "john@gmail.com"]); echo $users[0]->getName();
Update
To update you would just need to find a record first and then change one of attributes.
// UPDATE users SET name='Edwin' WHERE id=1 $user = User::findById(1); $user->setName("Edwin"); $user->save();
Delete
That will call SQL query to delete the record in your database.
// DELETE FROM users WHERE id=1 $user = User::findById(1); $user->delete();
Number of rows in table
$rowCount = User::getRowsCount();
Captcha
You can create and add captcha image to the page by using this code:
<img id="captcha" src="{\Libraries\Http\Request::getSiteUrl()}/captcha">
Generated phrase will be stored in the session variable captcha
. You can change some settings in the CaptchaController.php file.
To reload captcha use this code:
<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('captcha').src = '/captcha'; return false">Reload Captcha</a>
You can compare the phrase with user input:
if (!CaptchaUtils::checkCaptcha($userInput)) { // wrong captcha code } else { // code ok }
Emails
To send email message use this code. Be sure you are changed SMTP configuration in config file.
$mailer = new Libraries\Core\Mail(); $mailer->addRecipient('john.doe@example.com', 'John Doe'); $mailer->addContent('Subject', 'My message'); if ($mailer->sendMessage('peter@example.com', 'Peter Doe')) { // message was send } else { // error die($mailer->getError()); }
Logs & Errors
All errors are reporting and saved in file defined in configuration file. Default location is /Logs/error.log
.
You can add log by using this code:
System::log("No route matched", __FILE__, System::E_NOTICE);
Error Views are stored in Application/Views/Templates/Errors
folder.
You can render error View with following code:
$error = new \Controllers\ErrorController(); $error->error404();
License
Licensed under the MIT license. (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)