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Tutorial-First-Application
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b) Separate out all SQL and PHP database code. Put these in separate classes similar to this example Slim First Application Mapper class. You can decide later if you want to use a framework's DB code or not - it would be simply refactoring your existing code and not changing (hopefully) the API that you started using internally
- Any good no framework PHP MYSQL web app in github, I can learn from?
- Simplest PHP template ever. Password hashed PDO register and login. Just add Postgres DB info in .ini file or change the Singleton class for MySQL. User table should have "username" and "password" fields. Plus whatever else you want. simple_dom_html.php library included. PHP 7.4+
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Is a framework necessary to create a PHP project?
Yes, as an example, the First Application's business logic (not that it's much) doesn't tie itself to the framework, as one example. Odan's Slim Skeleton, ADR Example (yes, I know you are the author), and the Aura Payload example class can be seen as other examples.
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Do I need Laravel for an HTTP API project? If so, why?
Both. Build business logic with PHP, then use a framework for the common functionality (routing, auth, validation, etc). Look at Slim's First Application to show a very simple example of this - https://github.com/slimphp/Tutorial-First-Application
- How to move up to PHP 8 and Object Orientation?
- advice for modernizing a legacy web app
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I'm new to PHP OOP and looking for feedback on my proposed OOP design structure before I dive in a start coding it. Thanks!
Another option, to me and speaking to the OP as an alternative, it is simpler to add some Data Mappers/Repositories to abstract away the Database code. Good examples is the sample ADR application, Payload library example, Slim 3 First Application, or this Slim 4 Skeleton application
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Storing DB credentials
Yes, you can. Did you look at the example I provided? Want another one? Slim Framework's first application does exactly this:
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Help with making my MVC "Framework"
https://github.com/slimphp/Tutorial-First-Application <- Uses the Slim framework
adr
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Repositories and their true purpose
This is one of the questions Action Domain Responder seeks to answer. The answer for Actions in ADR is the same answer as for a Controller action method in MVC.
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What's the best approach for refactoring my controller into action classes?
First, this is an excellent question. But to answer it, we need to define some terms. Do you mean "action" as in ADR, where the action class is what would have been a controller action method (aka "single-action controller")? Or do you mean "action" as the Laravel folks often use it, a la https://laravelactions.com/ ?
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MVU Architectural Patterns for PHP
With that in mind, MVU strikes me as being a lot like Action Domain Responder. (I've not heard of MVU before.)
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Any good no framework PHP MYSQL web app in github, I can learn from?
Oh sorry, it means Action Domain Responder, it's a design pattern akin to MVC ( and it's nuances like MVVC ) or DDD. This is the blog of Jones, the person who coined that pattern : http://pmjones.io/adr/
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Starting new job - Need to hone my PHP Skills
ADR (as opposed to MVC) - direct link - example
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Vanilla PHP vs PHP Framework
Contra /u/dave8271 below, I think it does matter. There are many different ideas about MVC, and as such it's not a very clear vocabulary term, esp. on the server side. The Action Domain Responder pattern exists to help clarify some of those distinctions.
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API vs MVC
At first I read this as (my paper on) ADR vs MVC. You may wish to consider the ADR pattern over MVC for an API system.
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Build your next RESTful API with fully automatic router ! Just install and forget
Ah, thanks for saying! As far as one class per route, it's more in line with Action Domain Responder than with what we usually think of as MVC.
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Whats MVC ?
This is it: https://github.com/pmjones/adr/blob/master/MVC-MODEL-2.md
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Laravel or Yii in 2022
cough Action Domain Responder cough
What are some alternatives?
React - Event-driven, non-blocking I/O with PHP.
php-mvc - A simple PHP model-view-controller framework, built step-by-step as part of the "Write PHP like a pro: build an MVC framework from scratch" course on Udemy.
PHP Dotenv - Loads environment variables from `.env` to `getenv()`, `$_ENV` and `$_SERVER` automagically.
clean-code-php - :bathtub: Clean Code concepts adapted for PHP
slim4-skeleton - A Slim 4 Skeleton
php-app - Barebones PHP app with PDO Singleton setup for Postgres. Register, Login, Index page. Simple cache and simple_html_dom library included. Add your own DB info.
Mustache - A Mustache implementation in PHP.
phroute - A super fast PHP router, with route parameters, restful controllers, filters and reverse routing.
routing - Maps an HTTP request to a set of configuration variables
phpframework - Example DIY PHP Framework
Yii2 - Yii 2: The Fast, Secure and Professional PHP Framework