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This submission delivers a comprehensive set of documentation improvements for the PHPure framework. It includes a new ARCHITECTURE.md file explaining the request lifecycle, a GETTING_STARTED.md tutorial for building a CRUD application, and detailed PHPDoc comments for all core classes. These changes fulfill the user's request to make the framework's documentation clearer and more helpful for new developers.


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This commit adds a new `FEEDBACK.md` file.

This document provides a comprehensive review of the PHPure framework, covering:
- Strengths of the current MVC architecture.
- Actionable suggestions for architectural improvements (Request/Response objects, DI Container, Exception Handling).
- Analysis of the current documentation.
- Recommendations for improving documentation clarity (PHPDoc, ARCHITECTURE.md, Getting Started tutorial).

This feedback is intended to help the author improve the framework as an educational tool.
This commit introduces a major architectural refactoring to improve the framework's robustness and align it with modern PHP best practices, making it a better educational tool.

Key changes include:

- **Request/Response Objects:** Abstracted the HTTP layer by creating `Core\Http\Request` and `Core\Http\Response`. The application now uses these objects instead of relying on global variables like `$_SERVER`, `$_POST`, etc. This improves testability and code clarity.

- **Service Container:** Added a simple `Core\Container` for dependency injection. Core services, such as the Router, are now registered as singletons and resolved from the container, which centralizes dependency management and increases flexibility.

- **Exception Handling:** Overhauled the error handling mechanism. The Router now throws exceptions (e.g., `Core\Exception\NotFoundException`) for errors like missing routes. A centralized `Core\ExceptionHandler` catches these exceptions and renders appropriate user-friendly error pages (404, 500). Also added the corresponding view files for the error pages.
This commit adds comprehensive documentation to the project to improve clarity and provide a better learning experience for new users, as requested.

Key additions include:

- `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`: A new document that provides a detailed explanation of the framework's architecture and the request lifecycle.

- `docs/GETTING_STARTED.md`: A new step-by-step tutorial that guides users through building a simple CRUD blog application.

- Improved PHPDocs: Added detailed PHPDoc blocks to all major classes in the `core/` directory (`App`, `Container`, `Request`, `Response`, `Router`). This enhances code clarity and IDE integration.
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@mttk2004 mttk2004 marked this pull request as ready for review October 11, 2025 00:49
@mttk2004 mttk2004 merged commit 360dea5 into main Oct 11, 2025
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