Kapi: Silex-based PHP micro-framework(github.com)
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Kapi: Silex-based PHP micro-framework
https://github.com/f/kapi?hn
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I used Slim when I needed to replace the GPL'd url router I was using in my app, and it seemed like one of the nicest PHP microframeworks. http://www.slimframework.com/
This is what I used to create a basic API for an android app I was developing.
Pretty much everyone I've run into who has used Slim seems to love it. Very nice indeed.
I will admit that I use Slim for just about all of my PHP needs. Absolutely love it. Simple enough that I don't feel bad for just using it as a router when needed.
https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files
dem DS_Store's
dem DS_Store's
Not bad, I would of followed php-fig standards for the file layout though. This would also help with camus's point about making it easily pluggable.
What is the world coming to?
Kapi... based on Silex... based on Symfony...
It's like infinitely nesting matryoshka dolls... sigh!
Kapi... based on Silex... based on Symfony...
It's like infinitely nesting matryoshka dolls... sigh!
Why the sigh? It's a sign that PHP is maturing and that PHP is becoming much more component based, which is good. Composer is at the core of all this and it's a big win for the PHP landscape, no doubt.
Well it's small framework, but a micro-framework based based on a micro-framework. Is this like another russian doll between Silex and Symfony2(in terms of layers of complexity or size)?
Instead of creating another framework , make a service provider/controller and make your library pluggable with any Silex application. Sorry but silex is ultra pluggable , so dont force people into something. Silex Di is here to help and you should provide hooks instead of making decisions on everything.
There should not be any app.php file in your project. Unless you need to extend the silex Application class (you shouldn' need to), write a service provider or a generic controler.
It should be a library usable with any silex app , just like Symfony and its bundles.
There should not be any app.php file in your project. Unless you need to extend the silex Application class (you shouldn' need to), write a service provider or a generic controler.
It should be a library usable with any silex app , just like Symfony and its bundles.
Yes. It is really good idea. I am going to do it something like that. :)