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Is a MVC php framework developed with the mindset of developing web application very fast, All you need is composer installed and you're aready to go.

Here is how to create application using 2F

• Install composer

• Run this composer create-project tanzaverse/2f from command line interface

• Change your sever configuration file from

• DocumentRoot "/opt/lampp/htdocs/" to DocumentRoot "/opt/lamp/htdocs/my_project_name/public"

• And put your project inside server's public director example for xampp users it will be /opt/lamp/htdocs

• Then just type your server's address like http://localhost/ and you are done.

Debugging errors duing development

Move to App\Config.php and change const SHOW_ERRORS=false; to const SHOW_ERRORS=true;

Creating or adding routes

• Create class inside App/Controllers/Your_classname and create function as shown below

Example

<?php 
namespace App\Controllers; use App\Models\HomeModels;
use Core\View;
class Home extends \Core\Controller {
   function about(){
      
   }

}
?> 

• Create file inside App/Views/Your_folder_name/_your_filename
• Update function you created by adding this line of code

 View::bindView('Your_folder_name/_your_filename.html',[
            
        ]);

Create or adding model to interact with database and send data to controller

• Create class inside App/Models/Your_model_name.php

Example

<?php 
namespace App\Models;
use PDO;
class HomeModels extends \Core\Model{
 public static function getAll()
 {
    $conn=static::getDB();// this is connection from database
 }
}
?>

Connecting to database

To connect to database all you need is to change App/Confing.php file to you're database details Example

<?php
namespace App;

class Config
{

    /**
     * Database host
     * @var string
     */
    const DB_HOST = 'localhost';

    /**
     * Database name
     * @var string
     */
    const DB_NAME = 'clms';

    /**
     * Database user
     * @var string
     */
    const DB_USER = 'root';

    /**
     * Database password
     * @var string
     */
    const DB_PASSWORD = '';

    const SHOW_ERRORS=false;
}
?>

To see the route you created

• Just type you are server's name followed by classname and function name in browser's search bar

Example if you created class named as About and function as index the your route will be About/index http://localhost/About/index