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DenoSys application skeleton

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Published on Packagist.org on 2026-11-12 06:31 UTC

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README

DenoSys application skeleton for bootstrapping a new app with a minimal dependency surface.

Create a New Project

composer create-project denosyscore/app my-app

Dependency Model

New projects require PHP 8.4.1 or newer and framework 0.11.1 or newer in the 0.11 release line. Framework defines a tested component distribution, so projects do not need separate Denosys runtime package constraints.

The root app composer.json keeps dependencies minimal:

  • denosyscore/framework as the single framework dependency
  • all runtime framework components are installed transitively via denosyscore/framework

After Install

cd my-app
php core optimize
php -S 127.0.0.1:8000 -t public dev-server.php

The public disk writes to public/storage and returns /storage URLs. Make that directory writable by the web process. Private files belong in a separate disk rooted outside public/. If upgrading an existing application that used storage/app/public, stop writes and back up both locations. If public/storage is a symlink, unlink only the symlink first while preserving storage/app/public; create a real public/storage directory, then copy the old public files into it and verify their hashes. Clear any cached configuration with php core config:clear before resuming writes.

The development router rejects executable extensions and hidden paths under the web root. In production, configure the web server to deny PHP and other executable files under /storage/, and allow only public/index.php to reach PHP-FPM. Public upload handlers should also restrict file type and extension.

Mail

The starter app registers Denosys\Mail\MailServiceProvider, which binds Symfony's MailerInterface and resolves its transport when first used. Set MAIL_MAILER=smtp with the MAIL_HOST, MAIL_PORT, MAIL_ENCRYPTION, MAIL_USERNAME, and MAIL_PASSWORD values needed by your server, or set MAIL_MAILER=sendmail and MAIL_SENDMAIL_PATH. For another Symfony-supported transport, set an explicit MAIL_DSN; it takes precedence over MAIL_MAILER. The starter config does not provide Mailgun, log, or in-memory array drivers. Configure and verify a real transport before sending account mail. The framework's make:mail command now generates Symfony MIME Email messages. Its former --markdown option is unsupported. Applications using generated messages should declare symfony/mime directly and send through the registered MailerInterface.

What You Get

  • HTTP and CLI entry points (public/index.php, core)
  • Application bootstrap (bootstrap/app.php)
  • Base app provider, controller, and user model
  • Starter configuration in config/
  • Starter routes in routes/web.php

Repository Workflows

  • CI: clean published dependency installs, CLI boot, manifest and syntax checks, and disk/router contracts on PHP 8.4 and 8.5
  • Release: publish GitHub release on semantic tags
  • Dependabot: weekly Composer dependency checks