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The is the package that unifies all strukt-strukt components under the framework.

Rarely should anyone use this on its own.

Getting started

echo {"minimum-stability":"dev"} > composer.json
composer require "strukt/framework:1.1.8-alpha" --prefer-dist

Setup, Cache, Configuration & Environment

Cache

Always remember to clear and reload the cache when necessary

./xcli cache:clear 
./xcli cache:make

Shell

Drop into shell

./xcli shell:exec

Setting Application Type

config("app.type", "App:Idx")// for index.php, alternative App:Cli for console

Configuration

config("facet.middlewares")
config("facet.providers")

Environment Setup

This class is defaultly found in strukt-commons

Strukt\Env::withFile();//default .env file in your root folder
Strukt\Env::withFile(".env-dev");
env("root_dir", getcwd());//setter custom environment variable
env("root_dir");//getter

Setup Packages Registry

Packages reference file location ./cfg/repo.ini

repos(); //list all repositories
repos("published");//list all published strukt packages
repos("installed");//list all installed strukt packages

Packages

Default Package

package("core", "App:Idx")->get("settings"); //returns array of middlewares, commands and providers
//below mode:App:Cli is default
package("core")->get("name");//core
package("core")->get("cmd:name");//null
package("core")->get("files");//null
package("core")->get("modules");//null
package("core")->get("is:published");//true by default
package("core")->get("requirements");//null or array

The above methods are interfaced in class Strukt\Framework\Contract\Package you must use them in your package.

Building Packages

The first step in developing your package will require you to install strukt-framework and execute composer exec strukt command that will create your folder structure. You'll need to create src and package folders.

See structure of package below:

├── bootstrap.php
├── cfg/
├── console
├── index.php
├── lib/
├── tpl/
├── vendor/
├── composer.json
├── LICENSE
├── package/ #Place all your packages files here
├── README.md
└── src
    └── Strukt
        └── Package
            └── Pkg{{Package Name}}.php #Identify your package resources here

Again, your package class in src/Strukt/Package/Pkg<Package Name>.php will have methods listed in Strukt\Fraamework\Contract\Package

Package Autoloading

You may require to autoload libraries both from your root directory and package resources.

$loader = require "vendor/autoload.php";
...
...
$loader->addPsr4("App\\", [

	__DIR__."/lib/App",
	__DIR__."/package/lib/App"
]);

return $loader;

Note

For packages that require installation into your app/src/{{AppName}} folder, there are a few tricks you could use while building your package. The publish:package command takes argument <package> for publishing packages that are currently in development, since your source will be in the root folder in a subfolder called package.

This will require you to enter into your cfg/repo.php and indicate you are currently in-development with the key/keyword package which will allow the publisher to install files in the your app source folder app/src.

The publish:package command installs from vendor but in development-mode you can use --dev switch to install your package that will be located in your project root.

Validator

Example

namespace Payroll\AuthModule\Form;

use Strukt\Framework\Contract\Form as AbstractForm;

class User extends AbstractForm{

	/**
	* @IsNotEmpty()
	* @IsAlpha()
	*/
	public string $username;

	/**
	* @IsNotEmpty()
	*/
	public string $password;
}

Validator Annotations

/**
* @IsNotEmpty()
* @IsAlpha()
* @IsAlphaNum()
* @IsNumeric()
* @IsEmail()
* @IsDate(Y-m-d)
* @IsIn(a,b,c)
* @EqualTo(xyz)
* @IsLen(10)
*/

Adding Validators

New validators can be added is in your lib/App/Validator.php There you can find an example App\Validator::isLenGt

/**
* @IsLenGt(10)
*/

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