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README.md
Mite
The tiniest framework that mite work
A word of warning, this is an experiment that I'm resurrecting, so it's quite dated atm
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Overview
Mite is a single-file framework that was born out of a necessity of its time, circa 2011, to enable rapid prototyping for PHP. When ideas came too fast to capture in most conventional frameworks for PHP, Mite provided a one-include-and-go solution.
This was also the first time I had the idea to break away from MVC
structure and just build something based around routing. Turned out this idea was not mine alone, it started with sinatra.rb
, and continued with express.js
.
There are better options out there now
- FlightPHP appears to have achieved my goal
Features
Requirements
- PHP 5.4+ ([], php -S)
Usage
Create an index.php
file and put the following code in it
<?php require(PATH_TO_MITE);
class Prototype extends Mite {
function index()
{
// *.tpl.* not required
$this->view('index.tpl.php');
}
}
$app = new Prototype();
$app->route('/', 'index');
$app->run();
The file name as index.php
is important for routing
SEE:
examples/
TODO
- More Examples
- Document API
- Mite DB construct take PDO object, not build one
- Support REST functionality