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Core microframework gathers some state-of-the-art PHP recommendations and components ensuring that all painful parts of any PHP application are done "the right way". It's up to you to be creative for the rest.

Core is an assembly

Core implements and assembles some PHP recommendations and popular components:

Monolog library (https://seldaek.github.io/monolog/) for PSR-3 compliant logging;
Guzzle PSR-7 implementation (https://github.com/guzzle/psr7) for server request and response streamlining;
FastRoute library (https://github.com/nikic/FastRoute) for request routing;
PSR-15 (HTTP Server Request Handlers) for middleware implementation;
PSR-11 (Container Interface) added to Core RequestHandlerInterface implementation.

As such, Core is very lightweight, as it implements two of the simplest PSR recommendations ; delegating logging, routing, server request and server response building to renowned and bullet-proof libraries what are Monolog, Guzzle and FastRoute.

What do I do with Core ?

Whatever you want, from HTTP APIs to websites. Core architecture makes no assumption on what you'll gonna build with it, it just provide you with some tools easing your way to the fun part of your project: actually coding what will make it great, not the boilerplate part.

Where do I begin ?

Download Core skeleton application using Composer (composer create-project lou117/core-skeleton): a tutorial will help you through your journey, if you need it !

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Core is an assembly

What do I do with Core ?

Where do I begin ?

Core documentation