itrnka / ha-framework
PHP 7.1 framework for professionals with high abstraction. This is framework core.
Requires
- php: ^7.1
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Last update: 2024-05-03 23:58:31 UTC
README
ha framework is PHP 7.1 framework for professionals with strict typing. It is a truly flexible framework without ballast and is based on interfaces and some predefined instances that can be changed at any time. This framework is a vendor package installable via composer with a small default required functionality that sticks together any components to meet service-oriented architecture requirements at the code level. And you can easly add to this concept everything, what you need - custom packages, custom ORM, custom drivers...
Framework architecture is based on access type: Application logic is strictly separate from the approach method and access method (such as HTTP application, Rest API application, mobile page, website, console, ...).
Please read framework documentation for more details.
Installation
Framework can be installed via ha project skeleton. Framework is only composer package and requires bootstrap from this simple skeleton.
Framework highlights
- based on PHP 7.1
- always strict typing, everything has interface, everything has also scalar typing and return value typing (automatically reduced >50% developers bugs)
- SEO ready (extra routing on cases, when MVC is bad way)
- precise HTTP handling (headers controll, request method checking, ...)
- ready for multiple data sources (very good support for multiple instances of the same type and also different type of drivers)
- cascade data IO operations (e.g. write to SQL, Elasticsearch, cache vs. read from cache, elasticsearch, SQL)
- default ORM not implemented, manipulation with data is open (we can have very complex objects in which the components are retrieved from other data sources than primary data)
- extreme IDE support (everything is autocompleted, e.g. in PHP Storm)
- lightweight and allways reusable code (no useless packages in core functionality)
- based on interfaces (everything can be changed or extended without large code rewrites)
- everything is instance, nowhere are static calls being used (very good dependency injection)
- low memory consuption
- models collections with type protection (e.g. category could not be added to products collection)
- model property typehinting
- access to model properties is case insensitive and camelCase/dash_case insensitive (very useful for cases where db fields are dash_cased and camelCased properties, etc.)
- the application structure is independent of use (the same functionality with different access methods and rendering, such as API, web page, mobile page, shell access, ...; project is not just a website, webiste can be only a small part of our project)
- functionality versioning (the same project can work with versioned classes by environment)
- everything can be configured in config files and application is builded from config file (it works similarly as docker-compose.yml)
- simulated string[], int[], float[], bool[] collections for better array type checking in PHP