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Lightweight, blazing fast micro framework
https://github.com/esyede/alitphp

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# alitphp

Simple, lightweight php microframework

[Documentation](https://github.com/esyede/alitphp/wiki)



### What you get?

* Simple routing engine with middleware support

* Simple native template

* INI-style configuration

* Dot-notation array access



### Requirements

 * PHP 5.3+ (untested on php7)

 * Webserver (you can use built-in webserver on php5.4+)

 * `mode_rewrite` if you use apache

 * _PCRE_ 8.02+ (usually already bundled with php)

 * Writable access to `TMP` directory.



### Webserver Configuration:

Apache

```apache

Options +FollowSymlinks

RewriteEngine On



RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

RewriteRule ^ index.php [L]

```



NginX

```nginx

location / {

    try_files $uri index.php;

}

```



### Routing Engine

Alit routing engine can be used either procedural or object orirnted way



#### Procedural routing

```php

$fw=require('fw/alit.php');

$fw->route('GET /',function() {

    echo 'Hello world!';

});



$fw->run();

```



Regex pattern is also supported:

```php

$fw->route('GET /hello(/\w+)?',function($word) {

    echo 'Hello '.(isset($word)?$word:'dude');

});

```



Multiple methods is supported:

```php

$fw->route('GET|POST|PUT /',function() use($fw) {

    echo 'Using '.$fw->get('METHOD').' on '.$fw->get('URI');

});

```

Supported methods:

`CONNECT` `DELETE` `GET` `HEAD` `OPTIONS` `PATCH` `POST` `PUT`



Do you need middleware?

```php

$fw->route('GET /admin',function() {

    echo 'Actual route';

});



$fw->before('GET /admin',function() {

    echo 'this is before-middleware...
';

});



$fw->after('GET /admin',function() {

    echo '
...this is after-middleware';

});

```



#### Dealing with OOP

Firstly, you must create the controller class:

```php

// file: user.php

class User {



    function home() {

        echo 'User home';

    }



    function profile($name) {

        echo 'Profile of: '.(isset($name)?$name:'unknown');

    }

}

```



Then, register it to your route:

```php

$fw->route('GET /user','User@home');

$fw->route('GET /user/profile(/[a-zA-Z]+)?','User@profile');

```



#### Routing to namespaced class?

```php

// File: application/controllers/test.php

namespace App\Controllers;

use \Alit;



class Test {

    protected $fw;



    function __construct() {

        $this->fw=Alit::instance();

    }



    function index() {

        echo $this->fw->get('METHOD').' method used here';

    }

    // ...

}

```



And finally, you can register it to your route:

```php

$fw->route('GET /test','App\Controllers\Test@index');

```



You can also specify routes in a config file:

```ini

; File path: [root]/app.cfg



[route]

GET /                 = Welcome@home

GET /profile(/\w+)?   = Welcome@profile

GET|POST|PUT /test    = App\Controllers\Test@index

```



And your _index.php_ will be more simpler:

```php

$fw=require('fw/alit.php');

$fw->config('app.cfg')->run();

```



Do you still need the middleware?

```php

class Test {



    function index() {

        echo 'Actual route';

    }



    //! You can define middleware as a method name inside your controller classes

    function before() {

        echo 'this is before-middleware...
';

    }



    function after() {

        echo '
...this is before-middleware';

    }

}

```



### Config Flags

Alit provide some configuration flags such as:

 * `global` to define global hive assignment

 * `route` for automatic route definition

 * `config`  to includ other config files inside your current config



You can also define your own flags.

```ini

[global]

VIEW = views/



[route]

GET /     = Welcome@home

GET /test = App\Controllers\Test@index



[config]

db.cfg   = TRUE

user.cfg = TRUE



; Example of defining custom flag

[books]

price = 1000

discount = 0.2

store.name = Happy Bookstore

store.address.street = Walikukun, Ngawi

store.dummy.text     = This is an example \

                        how to truncate long text \

                        on your config file.

```



### Playing with hive

Hive (like a _bee hive_) is a variable that holds an array of whole system configuration.

Alit provide simple methods to play with it. Let's take a look some of them:



Set a value to hive:

```php

$fw->set('profile',array(

    'uname'=>'paijo77',

    'surname'=> 'Paijo',

    'interest'=>array('reading','football'),

    'family'=>array('wife'=>'Painem')

));

$fw->set('profile.family.son','Jarwo');

```



Multiple set:

```php

$fw->set(array(

    'entry' =>array(

        'title'=>'Indonesia Raya',

        'posted'=>'14/10/2017',

        'by'=>'paijo77',

        'category'=>'Art',

    ),

    'categories'=>array('General','Art'),

    'settings.base.url'=>'http://myblog.com'

));

```

_Tip: You can also assign the hive value from config file_



Get a value from hive:

```php

$fw->get('profile')['uname'];    // paijo77

$fw->get('profile.surname');     // Paijo

$fw->get('profile.interest.1');  // football

$fw->get('profile.family.son');  // Jarwo

$fw->hive()['entry']['title'];   // Indonesia Raya

```



Add a value or array of value:

```php

$fw->add('profile.nationality','Indonesia');

$fw->add(array(

    'profile.city'=>'Ngawi',

    'profile.favorite.food'=>'Nasi Goreng'

));

```



Check if key exists in hive:

```php

$fw->has('profile.nationality'); // TRUE

$fw->has('profile.qwertyuiop'); // FALSE

```



Erase a hive path or array of hive paths:

```php

$fw->erase('entry.by');

// $fw->get('entry.by'); // NULL

$fw->erase(array('profile.city','profile.favorite.food'));

```



#### Framework Variables

All framework variables are stored in `Alit::$hive` _protected_ property,

But, you can still get, set, add or dump it to see the contents:

```php

// See all hive vars

var_dump($fw->hive());

// Or, see the ntire object

var_dump($fw);

```



### Loading Thirdparty Libraries

Since it's a thirdparty libraries, you need to set the 

containing-path of your library to the `AUTOLOAD` directive in order to 

help alit find the library. Let's say you put your 3rd-party libraries

in the `[root]/vendor` directory, so it will become:

```php

$fw->set('AUTOLOAD','vendor/');

```



And the folder struture of the libraries must match 

with namespace inside your class. For example if your namespace 

is `Foo\Bar` so your class file must be placed in:

`vendor/Foo/Bar/YourClass.php`



It's also possible to set multiple 3rd-party directory 

using `|`, `,` or `;` as separator:

```php 

$fw->set('AUTOLOAD','vendor/|foo_vendor/;bar_vendor/,baz_vendor/');

```



### Debugging

Alit provide a `DEBUG` directive that you can adjust to see more detailed error info:

```php

$fw->set('DEBUG',3);

```



Possible value for debug is:

 * 0 : Suppresses prints of the stack trace _(default)_

 * 1 : Prints files & lines

 * 2 : Prints classes & functions as well

 * 3 : Prints detailed infos of the objects as well



### System Log

You can enable system log by setting the `LOG` hive to `TRUE`

and alit will log your system errors to  `alit.log` file inside your `TMP` directory.

```php

$fw->set('LOG',TRUE);

```



You can also make your custom log:

```php

$fw->log('[info] paijo is logged in!','info.log');

```



### Documentation

Work in progress...



### Contribute

Please fork and pull request if you find this useful.