System Requirements

• A web server (tested with Apache 2)
• PHP 5.4
• PHP PDO module (optional) -- for database support
• PHP Memcache module (optional) -- for memcached support
• Git (optional) -- for easy upgrades

Features

• PHP-FIG Standards Compliant [http://www.php-fig.org/]
• Sky\Page organizes your webpages and URLs
  • Database folders - define your urls using database rows
  • Queryfolders - make your querystrings pretty
  • Templates
    • Auto-minify and bundle CSS/JS (SASS coming soon)
    • Ajax navigation
  • Inherit folder (virtual symlink)
• Sky\Model is an ORM that uses AQL
• Sky\Api is a framework for creating REST APIs
• Sky\Db supports Master/Slave DB environments (PostgreSQL 9.1 & MySQL)
• Sky\Memcache supports redundant Memcached servers
• Cascading codebases and hooks
• CMS add-on codebase available [https://github.com/SkyPHP/cms]

Install

1. Identify the public web folder for your website. It's probably something like public_html.

2. Create a folder called codebases. Do not put it inside public_html.

mkdir /path/to/codebases

1. Create a folder called storage. Do not put it inside public_html. You need to set the permissions so your web server can write to this folder.

mkdir /path/to/storage
chmod 777 /path/to/storage

1. Clone the SkyPHP codebase into your codebases folder.

cd /path/to/codebases
git clone --recursive -b 3.0 git://github.com/SkyPHP/skyphp.git

1. Create a folder for your new project in codebases.

mkdir /path/to/codebases/my-project
mkdir /path/to/codebases/my-project/lib
mkdir /path/to/codebases/my-project/pages
mkdir /path/to/codebases/my-project/templates

1. Put .htaccess and index.php into your public web folder:

• /path/to/public_html/.htaccess -- copy this file from skyphp/, or better yet create a symbolic link:

  ln -s /path/to/codebases/skyphp/.htaccess /path/to/public_html/

• /path/to/public_html/index.php

  <?php
  // index.php
  // Powered by SkyPHP (github.com/SkyPHP)
  
  #$down_for_maintenance = true;
  
  $my_project_path = '/path/to/codebases/my-project/';
  $skyphp_codebase_path = '/path/to/codebases/skyphp/';
  
  $codebase_path_arr = [
      $my_project_path,
      $skyphp_codebase_path
  ];
  
  // make sure this folder is writable
  $skyphp_storage_path = "/path/to/storage/";
  
  include $skyphp_codebase_path . 'sky.php';

Now open your website in your browser and you should see the 'Welcome to SkyPHP' page.

Documentation

Sky\Page

Sample page

/pages/test/test.php --> example.com/test

<?php

$this->title = 'Hello World';

// The js and css files for this page are attached automatically by the html5 template
// $this->js[] = '/pages/test/test.js';
// $this->css[] = '/pages/test/test.css';

$this->js[] = '/lib/js/some-other-library.js';

$this->head[] = '<meta property="example" content="you can add html to your head">';

$this->template('html5', 'top');
?>
    <h1>My Hello World Page</h1>
<?php
    // ($this) is the Page object
    d($this); // see some info about your Page

$this->template('html5', 'bottom');

Sky\Model

Saving data objects to the database

<?php

use \My\Model\artist;

$artist = new artist([                  // Create the object...
    'name' => 'Anthrax'
]);                                     // but don't save to the database yet.

if ($artist->_errors) {                 // Validation errors are generated in real-time.
    d($artist->_errors);                // Dump _errors array in a nice html format.
}

$artist->name = 'Slayer';               // Set the artist's name.
$artist->save();                        // Save the object to the database.

$artist->set([                          // Change multiple fields.
    'name' => 'Slayer',                 // *'name' is not saved in this case because only
    'state' => 'CA',                    // modified fields are saved.
    'albums' => [                       // You can easily save nested objects.
        [
            'name' => 'Diabolus in Musica',
            'year' => 1998
        ]
    ]
])->save();

$artist->update([                       // Shorthand for updating fields in the database.
    'name' => 'Slanthrax'
]);

$artist = artist::insert([              // shorthand for inserting new objects to the db.
    'name' => 'Anthrax',
    'state' => 'NY'
]);
echo $artist->id; // 5                  // Get the newly created artist_id.

Getting data objects from the database

<?php

$aritst_id = 5;
$artist = new artist($artist_id);       // Get artist from database by primary key.
$artist = artist::get($artist_id);      // This is the same as above.
echo $artist->name; // Anthrax

$artist = artist::getOne([              // Get one artist using some criteria
    'where' => "name = 'Slayer'"        // ('where' can be a string or array)
])->update([                            // and change their city.
    'city' => 'Huntington Park'
]);

$artists = artist::getMany([            // Get 100 "the" bands from Brooklyn.
    'where' => [
        "name ilike 'The %'",
        "city = 'Brooklyn'",
        "state = 'NY'"
    ],
    'limit' => 100,
    'order by' => 'name asc'
]);
foreach ($artists as $artist) {         // Display each artist and number of albums.
    $qty = count($artist->albums);
    echo "{$artist->name} have {$qty} albums.<br />";
}

$number_of_bands = artist::getCount([   // Get a count of all artists in Brooklyn.
    'where' => "city = 'Brooklyn' and state = 'NY'"
]);

$artist_ids = artist::getList([         // Get an array of every artist.id in NY.
    'where' => "state = 'NY'"
]);

Sample Model

/lib/My/Model/artist.php

<?php

namespace Crave\Model;

class artist extends \Sky\Model
{                                       // AQL defines the properties of your model.
                                        // The underlying database structure is implied.
    const AQL = "
        artist {
            name,
            city,
            state,
            [album]s as albums,
            [genre],
            [genre(secondary__genre_id)] as secondary_genre
        }
    ";

    /**
     *
     */
    public static $_meta = [

        'possibleErrors' => [           // All possible errors must go here.
            'invalid_state' => [        // [ error_code => [message, type, fields] ]
                'message' => 'Please enter a valid two character state abbreviation.',
                'type' => 'invalid',
                'fields' => ['state']
            ]
        ],

        'requiredFields' => [           // An error is generated if $artist->name is blank.
            'name' => 'Artist Name'
        ],

        'readOnlyProperties' => [
            'genre',                    // We don't want a developer accidentally changing
            'secondary_genre'           // the name of the genre (for all artists)!
        ],

        'cachedLists' => [
            'genre_id'                  // $genre->artists will be very fast with this.
        ]
    ];

    /**
     * Checks to see if the artist's city is at least two-characters
     */
    public function validate_city()     // This runs only if $this->city is not blank.
    {
        if (strlen($this->city) < 2) {
            $this->addError('invalid_city');
        }
    }

    /**
     *
     */
    public function validate()          // This runs every time any property value changes.
    {

    }

}