userapplepie/uap-user-management

User Management Framework for PHP 7.1.3+

v4.3.0 2019-07-24 20:16 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.1.3
• doctrine/inflector: ~1.3
• google/recaptcha: ^1.2
• symfony/console: ~4.1

MIT

• David DaVaR Sargent

README

UAP Version 4.3.0

What is UserApplePie v4?

UserApplePie is a PHP 7.1.3+ CMS MVC Framework. It's designed to be lightweight and modular, allowing developers to build better and easy to maintain code with PHP.

Documentation

Full docs & tutorials are available at userapplepie.com

Demo Website

Check out the demo website at uap4demo.userapplepie.com

Requirements

The UAP v4 requirements are limited.

• Apache Web Server or equivalent with mod rewrite support.
• IIS with URL Rewrite module installed - http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite
• PHP 7.1.3 or greater is required
• fileinfo enabled (edit php.ini and uncomment php_fileinfo.dll or use php selector within cpanel if available.)
• mySQL Database Server or equivalent

Recommended way to install

UserApplePie is on packagist https://packagist.org/packages/userapplepie/uap-user-management

Install from terminal now by using:

composer create-project userapplepie/uap-user-management foldername dev-master

The foldername is the desired folder to be created.

Once installed on your server, open the site, and it will display an install script.

Install Manually

Option 1 - files above document root:

• place the contents of public into your public folder (.htaccess and index.php)
• navigate to your project in terminal and type composer install to initiate the composer install.
• edit public/.htaccess set the rewritebase if running on a sub folder otherwise a single / will do.
• edit app/Example-Config.php change the SITE_URL and DIR constants. the DIR path this is relative to the project url for example / for on the root or /foldername/ when in a folder. Also change other options as desired. Rename file as Config.php
• Import the database.sql to your database (Updated table PREFIX if changed in Config.php).
• Enjoy!

Option 2 - everything inside your public folder

• place all files inside your public folder
• navigate to the public folder in terminal and type composer install to initiate the composer install.
• open index.php and change the paths from using DIR to FILE:

define('APPDIR', realpath(__DIR__.'/app/').'/');
define('SYSTEMDIR', realpath(__DIR__.'/system/').'/');
define('PUBLICDIR', realpath(__DIR__).'/');
define('ROOTDIR', realpath(__DIR__).'/');

• edit .htaccess set the rewritebase if running on a sub folder otherwise a single / will do.
• edit system/Core/Example-Config.php change the SITE_URL and DIR constants. the DIR path this is relative to the project url for example / for on the root or /foldername/ when in a folder. Also change other options as desired. Rename file as Config.php
• Import the database.sql to your database (Updated table PREFIX if changed in Config.php).
• Enjoy!

##Setting up a VirtualHost (Optional but recommended)

Navigate to:

<path to your xampp installation>\apache\conf\extra\httpd-vhosts.conf

and uncomment:

NameVirtualHost *:80

Then add your VirtualHost to the same file at the bottom:

<VirtualHost *:80>
    ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost
    DocumentRoot "C:\xampp\htdocs\testproject\public"
    ServerName testproject.dev

    <Directory "C:\xampp\htdocs\testproject\public">
        Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes ExecCGI
        AllowOverride All
        Order allow,deny
        Allow from all
    </Directory>
</VirtualHost>

Finally, find your hosts file and add:

127.0.0.1       testproject.dev

You should then have a virtual host set up, and in your web browser, you can navigate to testproject.dev to see what you are working on.