sakamoto/mvc

A project template close to how Laravel manages things to make creating new MVC projects with REST API and JWT support easier.

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MIT cc882e00f4c8d555d5bc4b256bdc450e285d3a0a

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README

SakamotoMVC

Introduction

SakamotoMVC (坂本MVC) is a simple yet powerful MVC framework for PHP, written in PHP. and it is made for simple and fast development of web applications and APIs.

Features

SakamotoMVC has a lot of features out of the box and it is easy to use and customize. Some of the features are:

  • PDO Database Binding
  • ORM-like Model
  • PSR-4 Autoloading
  • Server-Side Rendering (SSR)
  • API
  • Dynamic Routing
  • Authentification JWT + API KEY
  • CRUD operations out of the box
  • Scaffolding Examples
  • Data Sanitization
  • Data Validation with so many flags
  • Straight-forward structure
  • Improved performance
  • And many more features for you to discover

Installation

Install via Composer

composer create-project sakamoto/mvc [project-name] --stability dev

Navigate to the project folder:

> cd [project_name]

Install requirements:

> composer install

Install via Github Cli

Make sure you have PHP 8 or higher installed on your computer, install git and Github CLI (if you don't have it already).

Login with your Github account:

> gh auth login

Create a new repository with your project name and SakamotoMVC as the template:

> gh repo create [project_name] --template aymenBenadra/sakamotoMVC --[private, public, internal]

Clone the repository:

> gh repo clone [project_name]

Navigate to the project folder:

> cd [project_name]

Install requirements:

> composer install

Usage

  1. Specify the project name in the composer.json file.

  2. Add your routes in the routes.php file in the app/config directory of your project.

  3. Create a new model using the Example Model template.

  4. Create a new controller using the Example Controller template.

  5. Add your Views in the views directory of your project.

  6. optional: use the PsySH shell to test your project.

    php ./vendor/bin/psysh