SPHP - Simplified PHP

Simplified PHP for beginers, makes projects fatser with Database management, Localizations, Admin panel, Extensions, File management, Routing and many more.

Simple How to use

Clone the repository preferrabely into an htdocs folder where you can serve a php project

git clone https://github.com/matnex-mix/sphp.git

Edit config.json and add a database configuration follow the format there already

...

"DB": [{
  "name": "<DB_NAME>",
  "user": "<DB_USER>",
  "pass": "<DB_PASS>",
  "host": "<DB_HOST>"
}],

...

Save and view your app in the browser http://localhost/sphp

Quick Walk through

Database Migrations

Add a json file in the migrations folder let's say migrations/add_users_table.json and add the following migration commands in the json file

{
	"create": {
		"users": {
			"id": {
				"type": "int",
				"primary": true,
				"auto_increment": true
			},
			"name": {
				"type": "varchar",
				"length": 50
			},
			"created_at": {
				"type": "timestamp",
				"length": 1
			}
		}
	}
}

save then visit APP_URL/migrate, you should see a sql breakdown of the migration

Seeding a table

Edit the migrations/seeder.php file and add the below code

<?php
...

DB::seeder('users', array(
	'name' => Factory::mix('a', 5),
	'created_at' => Data::runner(function(){
		return Date('Y-m-d H:i:s');
	}),
])
	->repeat(10);

then visit APP_URL/migrate in your browser. You should see 10 different rows in your table, MAGIC right?

Use localization (different languages)

An example of this is available when you visit APP_URL/en and APP_URL/in, you should check the title bar and see the differences. Open the language file langs/english.php or langs/hindi.php and add the below code
english.php

<?php
...

L::set('hello_world', 'Hello World!');

hindi.php

<?php
...

L::set('hello_world', 'Namaste World!');

then in your pages/index.php file add

<?php
...

die( L::get('hello_world') );

now visit APP_URL/en and APP_URL/in, to check the difference

Routing

Basically, all urls correspond to a php file in /pages folder, take for example i visited APP_URL/test_page, the framework would lookup the file pages/test_page.php or pages/test_page/index.php then fallbacks to pages/404.php if it couldn't find any of the files. Create 2 new files in /pages folder

• 404.php add <?php echo "<h2>THIS IS 404 PAGE</h2>"; ?>
• new_page.php add <?php echo "<h2>THIS IS A NEW PAGE</h2>"; ?>

Visit APP_URL/new_page and APP_URL/eva in your browser to see the result

Adding models

Models are classes that makes quering database tables easier representing them by a PHP object for instance:

-----------------------------------
| id | name | created_at          |
-----------------------------------
| 1  | mix  | 2020-08-31 11:34:00 |
-----------------------------------

would become:

stdClass({
	->id = 1
	->name = 'mix'
	->created_at = '2020-08-31 11:34:00'
})

to use: add a new file models/users.php then add below code

<?php

class Users extends Model {

	// Set Toggle Showing Sql Query Errors
	protected $show_errors = true;

	// Set Target Table to `users`
	protected $table_name = 'users';

}

to test: edit pages/index.php and add

<?php
...

Model::load('users');

print_r( Users::get()
	->order('id', 'DESC')
	->show() );

Templating

SPHP has its own way of automatically passing data to html pages making work easier and faster. Create a new file say static/templates/test.html and add:

<h2>Title: {( @title )}</h2>
<ul>
	{( for contents )}
	<li>{( @this )}</li>
	{( endfor )}
</ul>

and add the below code in pages/index.php:

<?php
...

echo Template::parse('test', array(
	'title' => 'Testing SPHP templates',
	'contents' => [
		'Item 1',
		'Item 2',
		'Item 3'
	]
));

Database class

For database management, a substitute for MySQL queries. It has methods for the basic common sql operations:

<?php
...

# Insert into a database
var_dump(
	DB::insert('users', array(
		'name' => 'Matnex Mix',
		'created_at' => Date('Y-m-d H:i:s'),
	))
);

# Retrieve data example
# The below code uses some tables which have not been defined, note that this is just and example
var_dump(
	DB::table('history')
		->innerJoin(DB::table('users')
			->where( '>id', 0 ))
			->on([
				'history.user' => 'users.id'
			])
		->where( '*history.summary', '%' )
		->braces('||')
			->braces('&&')
				->where( 'history.id', 20 )
				->where( 'history.id', 21 )
			->close()
			->where( '+*history.time', '2020-08-02' )
		->close()
		->show()
);

# Update table
var_dump(
	DB::update('users', array(
		'name' => 'New name'
	))
		->where('id', 1)
		->run()
);

# Delete data from table
var_dump(
	DB::delete('users')
		->where('id', 1)
		->run()
);

SPhp Admin

Manage your app from within your app, sphp-admin can manage database, show errors and edit files. Visit APP_URL/admin and login with

• username: sphp-admin
• password: sphp_admin

Todo

• Write real documentation
• Add more template filters

Contribution

We're glady accepting contribution and issues, create an issue if you have one or add a pull request to contribute to this project.

Contact

matnex.mix@gmail.com