xp-framework/core

The XP framework is an all-purpose, object oriented PHP framework.

v12.0.1 2024-03-24 11:29 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.4.0

Suggests

• php: >=8.2.0

BSD-3-Clause

• framework
• xp

README

This is the XP Framework's development checkout.

Installation

If you just want to use the XP Framework, grab a release using composer require xp-framework/core. If you wish to use this development checkout, clone this repository instead.

Runners

The entry point for software written in the XP Framework is not the PHP interpreter's CLI / web server API but either a command line runner or a specialized web entry point. These runners can be installed by using the following one-liner:

$ cd ~/bin
$ curl -sSL https://baltocdn.com/xp-framework/xp-runners/distribution/downloads/i/installer/setup-8.8.0.sh | sh

Using it

To use the the XP Framework development checkout, put the following in your ~/bin/xp.ini file:

use=/path/to/xp/core

Finally, start xp -v to see it working:

$ xp -v
XP 12.0.2-dev { PHP/8.3.4 & Zend/4.3.4 } @ Windows NT SURFACE 10.0 build 22631 (Windows 11) AMD64
Copyright (c) 2001-2024 the XP group
FileSystemCL<./src/main/php>
FileSystemCL<./src/test/php>
FileSystemCL<./src/main/resources>
FileSystemCL<./src/test/resources>
FileSystemCL<.>

Basic usage

The XP Framework runs scripts or classes.

Hello World

Save the following sourcecode to a file called ageindays.script.php:

<?php namespace examples;

use util\{Date, Dates};
use util\cmd\Console;

$span= Dates::diff(new Date($argv[1]), Date::now());
Console::writeLine('Hey, you are ', $span->getDays(), ' days old');

Now run it:

$ xp ageindays.script.php 1977-12-14
Hey, you are 16015 days old

Alternatively, you can put this code inside a class and give it a static main method. This way, you can use features like inheritance, trait inclusion etcetera. This time, save the code to a file called AgeInDays.class.php.

<?php

use util\{Date, Dates};
use util\cmd\Console;

class AgeInDays {

  public static function main(array $args): int {
    $span= Dates::diff(new Date($args[0]), Date::now());
    Console::writeLine('Hey, you are ', $span->getDays(), ' days old');
    return 0;
  }
}

Note the arguments have shifted by one: If you want the class' name, simply use self::class!

$ xp AgeInDays 1977-12-14
Hey, you are 16015 days old

Contributing

To contribute, use the GitHub way - fork, hack, and submit a pull request!

Enjoy!