A lite PHP 7 framework developed for content management and easy plug and play with authentication for custom PHP scripts.
Just add require_once("resources/phpScripts/load.php"); and $_SESSION['user'] will report if
someone is logged in as well as $_SESSION['permissions'] to check for a high enough
privilege level.
- Added message for the Accounts page so an account from an external pluggin will see a message about their account being external instead of change username/password box
- Added new default setting
login_linkwhich will tell the theme to show a link to the login page.
- Complete revamp of content storage in favor of using a database.
- New permissions settings on a scale 0-100 instead of hard coded
ADIMNorBASIC - Added content and setting management pages for easier access to change values.
- Redesigned the logged in header to move the page down and insert at the top instead of covering the top of the page.
- Created fall back error pages for when they are not provided by a theme.
- Designed functions to make the framework W3 valid by queuing information.
- Implemented extended session logins to overcome the short php session timeout.
v1 is not compatible with previous versions
Due to Mozilla's lack of effort some functionality won't work in Firefox
For database setup please copy example-database_conf.php to database_conf.php and set the following 3 values
$sql_database = "database name";
$sql_user_name = "database user";
$sql_password = "database password";
You can get these values by running the following commands. replace databaseName, username, and password.
CREATE DATABASE databaseName;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON databaseName.* to 'username'@'localhost' identified by 'password';
To setup the first user account you will need to run /config.php which will ask for the
database password to verify you as you create your account.
By default the user management page will try to force you to only set a users permissions as an even number 0-100. If you have a custom login script ex. (O-Auth) please set their permissions to an odd value 1-99. This is an easy way for the framework to tell the difference between users stored in the accounts database and other users so it will not present actions such as changing their password.
For general storing information into $_SESSION to guarantee maximum compatibility
use $_SESSION['vars']
This framework is designed to use a theme installed in resources/theme that
has two required files. page/index.php and page/error.php.
One can be found here and more info can be found in DOCS.md.
This framework provides auto error document generation
By default this framework wants to use font awesome for footer links.
If you would like to as well download a free version >= v5 and place it
in /resources/fontawesome for plug and play action. If you would like to
reference a different font awesome css file just change the first line in
/resources/login.js to reflect that url.
This page is used for general account actions (change password, logout on all devices).
This manages the links and their minimum permissions that appear in the drop down menu for logged in users. You can add links to your own custom scripts here.
This area gives you access to view all users and manage their accounts (permissions, reset password, delete accounts).
This is where you can manage and create your own constants for use in the framework and in your
own custom scripts. These values will be stored by the settings name as the index in $_SESSION.
You can manage the content (pages, posts, footers) that will be displayed by the framework from this page.
Read the DOCS.md for documentation.