Create an application on Doophp 1.5
I was very upset that I did not find a similar theoretical article in Habré. And so there is DooPHP version 1.5 which was released on October 6, 2013. The official website translated such graphics performance
Also on Habré there is an article about the performance link .
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Development of a simple form of logging under the cat.
So, we have OpenServer:
With this configuration:
Also on the DooPHP off site , the links to the framework files were not working, with Google I found version 1.5 here .
In the root directory of the site (I have this C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp), we unpack all the contents from the archive in the “app” folder, also the “dooframework” folder. We have the following structure:
We understand in more detail what's what:
“Dooframework” - all files of the framework itself.
“Global” is the storage of site files (css, js, img, swf).
“Protected” - php files of your application (configuration files, controller, model, maps, additional modules).
"Tools" - add. utilities and tools.
Customize our application:
Edit the settings file (C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ config \ common.conf.php)
set the paths to the folder with the framework files and our application:
in
We can also configure which errors to display and the time zone:
Go to our web browser go to our address and see:
A welcome page for the framework.
Create a table (User) with fields:
id
username
password
name
Now we need to connect the database to the framework; we do this in the file C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ config \ db.conf.php
uncomment and customize the line:
you also need to configure the routing to do this in the root uncommenting .htaccess and in the file
C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ config \ routes.conf.php
Add:
In the folder C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ controller we create a new file LoginController.php
We write in it:
In the folder C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ view create a file login.html with the contents:
PS when rendering, I got an error saying that such a file was not found in the viewc folder, as I understand it is the cache, but instead of the login.php file in this same folder, the login.php folder was created, I think it is either from the PHP version since I it is 5.3. *, and is required by documentation 5.1. *. I created an empty login.php file missing.
In the folder C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ model create a file and fill it
After that we add an entry to the routing so that the POST request goes to the method we need in the routes.conf.php file
add row
Add a welcome file to the display for the user who has logged in.
in the package "view" create a file success.html write it
Add a check function to the controller:
Enter the empty fields see the error.
Entering the wrong password, we see an error.
Enter the correct username and password see the welcome form.
When developing this mini task, it was not difficult to find documentation and examples, but with more difficult tasks the community will be sorely missed. Also, many things in more popular frameworks are implemented automatically. You can develop something on this product or choose more popular frameworks with more complete documentation and community.
Project on Github: https://github.com/izac1/DoophpSimpleApp.git
Also on Habré there is an article about the performance link .
')
Development of a simple form of logging under the cat.
So, we have OpenServer:
With this configuration:
Also on the DooPHP off site , the links to the framework files were not working, with Google I found version 1.5 here .
Let's start:
In the root directory of the site (I have this C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp), we unpack all the contents from the archive in the “app” folder, also the “dooframework” folder. We have the following structure:
We understand in more detail what's what:
“Dooframework” - all files of the framework itself.
“Global” is the storage of site files (css, js, img, swf).
“Protected” - php files of your application (configuration files, controller, model, maps, additional modules).
"Tools" - add. utilities and tools.
Customize our application:
Edit the settings file (C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ config \ common.conf.php)
set the paths to the folder with the framework files and our application:
$config['SITE_PATH'] = '/'; $config['BASE_PATH'] = '/dooframework/'; in
$config['SITE_PATH'] = '/'; you need to specify the full path and end it with a '/' symbol (C: \\ web \ .... /).We can also configure which errors to display and the time zone:
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT); date_default_timezone_set('Asia/Kuala_Lumpur'); Go to our web browser go to our address and see:
A welcome page for the framework.
Database Setup:
Create a table (User) with fields:
id
username
password
name
CREATE TABLE `test`.`User` ( `id` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY , `username` VARCHAR( 20 ) NOT NULL , `password` CHAR( 32 ) NOT NULL , `name` VARCHAR( 40 ) NOT NULL ); Now we need to connect the database to the framework; we do this in the file C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ config \ db.conf.php
uncomment and customize the line:
$dbconfig['dev'] = array('localhost', 'database', 'root', '1234', 'mysql', true); you also need to configure the routing to do this in the root uncommenting .htaccess and in the file
C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ config \ routes.conf.php
Add:
$route['*']['/login'] = array('LoginController', 'index'); Controller:
In the folder C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ controller we create a new file LoginController.php
We write in it:
<?php class LoginController extends DooController {// LoginController DooController protected $data = array(); /* This function is called by DooPHP before we run an action */ public function beforeRun($resouce, $action) { // Get the sites base url ie http://localhost/ (includes the / at the end) $this->data['app_url'] = Doo::conf()->APP_URL; } public function index() { $this->data['pagetitle'] = 'login'; $this->view()->render('login',$this->data);// } } ?> Display:
In the folder C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ view create a file login.html with the contents:
<html> <head> <title>To Doo List Manager :: {{pagetitle}}</title> </head> <body> <h1>To Doo List Manager :: {{pagetitle}}</h1> <p>Please Login</p> <form method="post"> <label for="txt_username">Username</label> <input type="text" name="txt_username" /><br /> <label for="txt_password">Password</label> <input type="password" name="txt_password" /><br /> <p class="error">Error: {{errorMsg}}</p> <input type="submit" value="Login" /> </form> </body> </html> PS when rendering, I got an error saying that such a file was not found in the viewc folder, as I understand it is the cache, but instead of the login.php file in this same folder, the login.php folder was created, I think it is either from the PHP version since I it is 5.3. *, and is required by documentation 5.1. *. I created an empty login.php file missing.
Model
In the folder C: \ web \ OpenServer \ domains \ doophp \ protected \ model create a file and fill it
Doo::loadCore('db/DooModel'); class User extends DooModel { public $id; public $username; public $password; public $name; public $_table = 'user'; public $_primarykey = 'id'; public $_fields = array('id', 'username', 'password', 'name'); public function get_user(){ if(!$this->username or !$this->password){ return array('errorMsg'=>"At least one field was empty"); }else{ $a=Doo::db()->find( $this, array('limit'=>1)); if($a){ return true; }else return array('errorMsg'=>"no user or wrong pass"); } } function __construct(){ parent::$className = __CLASS__; } } After that we add an entry to the routing so that the POST request goes to the method we need in the routes.conf.php file
add row
$route['post']['/login'] = array('LoginController', 'login'); Add a welcome file to the display for the user who has logged in.
in the package "view" create a file success.html write it
<html> <body> <h1>Success!</h1> </body> </html> Add a check function to the controller:
public function login() { $this->data['pagetitle'] = 'login'; Doo::loadModel('User'); $u = new User; $u->username=$_POST['txt_username']; $u->password=md5($_POST['txt_password']); $ab=$u->get_user(); if(isset($ab['errorMsg'])){ $this->data['errorMsg']=$ab['errorMsg']; $this->view()->render('login',$this->data); }else{ $this->view()->render('success'); } } We check the performance:
Enter the empty fields see the error.
Entering the wrong password, we see an error.
Enter the correct username and password see the welcome form.
findings
When developing this mini task, it was not difficult to find documentation and examples, but with more difficult tasks the community will be sorely missed. Also, many things in more popular frameworks are implemented automatically. You can develop something on this product or choose more popular frameworks with more complete documentation and community.
Project on Github: https://github.com/izac1/DoophpSimpleApp.git
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/216251/
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