Pagon

Pagon is Modern PHP framework with elegant syntax. It also allow you to build RESTful web applications quickly and easily.

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Quick Started

Installation

Pagon use Composer to manage its dependencies. First you need to have Composer installed globally.

You can also download a copy of the composer.phar in your repository's root, run a command such as the following:

curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

via Download/Git

Download source files from Github or clone from Github

$ git clone [email protected]:hfcorriez/pagon.git myapp
$ composer install # php composer.phar install

Via Composer Create-Project

$ composer create-project pagon/pagon myapp # php composer.phar ...

Debugger server

You can use Pagon built-in debugger server for rapid development under development environment. please use a Nginx or Apache server for production environment.

$ ./bin/pagon serve [-p|--port <PORT>]
Pagon serve at http://127.0.0.1:5000

Configuration

All of the configuration files for the Pagon are stored in the app/config directory.

Optional attributes

mode        # Runing mode
debug       # Debug mode
views       # Template directory
buffer      # Open a buffer or not
timezone    # timezone (default: UTC)
charset     # charset (default: UTF-8)
autoload    # Auto load directory
error       # Handle error or not
routes      # Routes
names       # Router name, auto created
alias       # Class aliases, for short class name
namespaces  # Namespaces
engines     # Template engines
errors      # Default errors
stacks      # stacks
mounts      # mounts
bundles     # bundles
locals      # locals
url_rewrite # Url rewrite or not

Routing

To get started, let's create our first route. In Pagon, the simplest route is a route to a Closure.

// Init app
$app = Pagon::create();

// Routing with a callback function
$app->get('/', function($req, $res) {
  $res->render('index.php');
});

// Routing with a class method
$app->get('/users/:id', 'Web\\User');

// Specify named parameters in your routes
$app->post('/users/:id(/:op)', 'Web\\UserOperator');

// Run app
$app->run();

Database

Pagon ships with a superb ORM: Paris. More detailed documentation and examples, please check out Paris Doc.

Simple Example

$users = \Model\User::dispense()->where('status', 1)->find_many();

Migration

Init Database schema

./bin/cli db:init

Will execute file app/migrations/schema.sql

Migrate, Status

$ ./bin/cli db:generate AddUserLoginTime
+f ./migrations/20141208030747_AddUserLoginTime.php

$ ./bin/cli db:status

 Status   Migration ID    Migration Name
-----------------------------------------
   down  20141208030747  AddUserLoginTime

$ ./bin/cli db:migrate
 == 20141208030747 AddUserLoginTime migrating
 == 20141208030747 AddUserLoginTime migrated 0.0084s

Except init command, all the other commands map to phpmig to execute。

Cli

Manage PHP shell for *unix console

./bin/cli

$app->command('db\:init', '\Command\DB\Init');
$app->command('queue\:start', '\Command\Queue\Start');

Execution

$ ./bin/cli db:init
$ ./bin/cli queue:start

Showcase

iNews: https://github.com/Trimidea/inews

License

Copyright (c) 2014-2015 hfcorriez. MIT Licensed, see LICENSE for details.