Bow is a PHP Framework, written by Franck DAKIA and several other contributors.
The goal is to allow beginners who want to work on a project a little bigger to get started, to understand the workings of collaborative development. And make this framework a reference in the PHP community around the world.
Do not hesitate to start now with the documentation.
Here is the location of the default branch bowphp/app Please consult for Prerequisites and more...
This branch was written by Mayou Nkensa | molhokwai (molhokwai@gmail.com). It was built as an inception, a demo of how Bow can be used to generate a mini (mini), raw cms (actually just raw articles crud|management pages).
Please note that:
config/database.phpconnection details are not usedvendor/bowphp/framework/src/Database/Connection/Adapter/MysqlAdapter.php, so they are hard coded there- The code is very (very) raw, not optimized, not refactored, not necessarily integrated in the Bow framework logic...
- The layout is the same, raw, bare, basic...
... of this branch is to maybe serve to enrich the documentation after having cleaned, refactored and properly integrated it into Bow.... Voilà
You must first generate the database, table and table content by running:
- tests/Model/3.1-base-de-données-création.sql
- and tests/Model/3.1-base-de-données-création-alter-for-bow ( both files are contained in the zip )
... then setup the configs with your connection details
- config/database.php
- vendor/.../MysqlAdapter.php (see mention above for this one)
(as you will see it is based on Cake PHP getting started tutorial database...)
If you are not running bow yet, after having installed bow as described in Bow - Installation, You can initialize git and checkout this branch !This is not tested... Or manually copy/overwrite these files with that of the branch:
app/Controller/ArticlesController.php
app/Model/Article.php
config/database.php
frontend/articles/*
frontend/layout.tintin.php
routes/app.php
vendor/bowphp/framework/src/Database/Connection/Adapter/MysqlAdapter.php
Then > php bow run:server, as described in Bow - Installation
...and your application will be running at localhost:5000
This is what you should see:
( click the image to see the 42s screencast )
Thank you for considering contributing to Bow Framework! The contribution guide is in the framework documentation.
dakiafranck@gmail.com - @franck_dakia
Please, if there is a bug on the project please contact me by email or leave me a message on slack or join us on slack