Core - Simple MVC framework [PHP 7, PDO, Prepared Statements]

[M8than]

Core is a framework I've been working on in my free time to help me build personal projects.

Features:
- MVC (obviously)
- Templating Engine (caching, inline template-logic, proper inheritance)
- Simple Router
- PDO wrapper (uses prepared statements)
- Example User Model

The source code should be easy to understand.
Any questions or feedback would be appreciated

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[griimnak]

Damn fella, I take it you main php?
The router is especially nice because i didn't know how to go about a good scratch one when I was using php.
Clean and intelligent by the looks of it, good job

 

[M8than]

Thanks, I tried to create my router without using regex.
And PHP is my main language yeah
 
Thanks to everyone in the shoutbox being so kind as to giving me some constructive criticism and some flame. I've updated some shit and im gonna go jump off a bridge also. cya in a bit

 

[Weasel]

Moved and cleaned the thread. Don't take flame on here too seriously, everyone has a starting point and feedback is a great way to improve yourself. If someone flames - try to turn it in to something constructive for yourself, or let them be and report the post. Never let people discourage you. Always keep on learning and keep on trying. People tend to forget they also started off as some shitty programmers who had a hard time understanding CuteNews (for example).

 

[M8than]

Moved and cleaned the thread. Don't take flame on here too seriously, everyone has a starting point and feedback is a great way to improve yourself. If someone flames - try to turn it in to something constructive for yourself, or let them be and report the post. Never let people discourage you. Always keep on learning and keep on trying. People tend to forget they also started off as some shitty programmers who had a hard time understanding CuteNews (for example).

Don't worry mate its just a bit of banter. I'm not taking it too seriously, I promise
 
Done some namespace update.
Bit rough around the edges, hmu if you got any suggestions.

 

[griimnak]

The structure is pretty nice, I like the template engine the most

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Template engine's replaces are reminiscent of how jinja2 does it.
The pdo, a real man uses pdo. very good
Personally i don't fancy the Upper-casing on the structure dirs/files but a php aesthetic thing i presume.

And your registry idea is pretty cool, i don't think I get it 100% but i get the picture

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Continue to polish this, it's pretty light and by the looks of it pretty fast as well. If I still used php i'd probably use this framework as I don't like to get down with big frameworks like codeigniter laravel etc, good job

 

[M8than]

The structure is pretty nice, I like the template engine the most

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Template engine's replaces are reminiscent of how jinja2 does it.
The pdo, a real man uses pdo. very good
Personally i don't fancy the Upper-casing on the structure dirs/files but a php aesthetic thing i presume.

And your registry idea is pretty cool, i don't think I get it 100% but i get the picture

You must be registered for see links

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Continue to polish this, it's pretty light and by the looks of it pretty fast as well. If I still used php i'd probably use this framework as I don't like to get down with big frameworks like codeigniter laravel etc, good job

Thanks griimnak. Just added some simple performance logging and changed the template logic to use '{#' and '#}' instead of '{{' and '}}'.

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Added new function return cache.
- Will probably make it possible to do this by db at a later date.

Also updated code and moved more logic to the index file to make it easier to pick and choose what to use.

 

[griimnak]

I tested the cache with return strings and mysql queries, the results below prove that the cache system is actually effective.

Live demo:

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Return strings
Initial site load:

TRIGGERED ->
DATA CACHED FOR 30 SECONDS, beats live-data time

Code used:

MySQL
Initial site load:

TRIGGERED ->
DATA CACHED FOR 30 SECONDS, beats live-mysql time

Code used:
Controller

Model

View

while cache is ticking:

Nicely done
 
Basic docs are online and running on Core if anyone needs:

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[M8than]

Closing this project. Something bigger and better is coming (and more compliant with the PHP-FIG PSRs)

 

[Weasel]

Closed per request.