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Learning FuelPHP for Effective PHP Development

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Preface

What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support

Downloading the example code Errata Piracy Questions

1. What is FuelPHP?

A brief history of FuelPHP Features of FuelPHP

(H)MVC Modular and extendable Security Oil – the power of the command line ORM Base controller classes and model classes The authentication package Template parsers Documentation

What to look forward to in Version 2.0

Global scope and moving to dependency injection Singleton Multiton Dependency injection container Coding standards Package management and modularization Backwards compatibility Speed boosts

Summary

2. Installation

Preparing the development environment

Apache PHP Database interactions Source control – introducing Git

Further information about Git

Getting and installing FuelPHP with curl and Oil

Clone from GitHub

Continuing the installation

Setting up your project Using submodules to easily update the FuelPHP core and packages Committing your code Composer – the package manager Configuration Running in the production environment Performing migrations

Summary

3. The Architecture

Environments, constants, and configuration

Server and Apache configuration The bootstrap PHP file Configuration Constants

Models, views, and controllers

Views and ViewModels Models Controllers

Template Rest Hybrid

Summary

4. Demo Application

Getting started Creating a database table

Entries Categories Users categories_entries

Migrations and Oil Models Controllers Views Generating an administration system using Oil Summary

5. Packages

What is a package? Recommended packages

OAuth OAuth2 Mandrill Sprockets

Using the Auth package for user authentication

SimpleAuth ORMAuth OPAuth

Composer An introduction to building your own package

Setting up a repository Working the package as a submodule Structuring your package Configuring your package Using your package

Letting people know about your package Summary

6. Advanced Topics

What modules are and how to use them

Namespaces The module folder structure Using the module from the main application

Tasks Routing Unit testing

So what is unit testing? PHPUnit Running unit tests Creating unit tests Grouping unit tests Configuration and module testing

Profiling Summary

7. Welcome to the Community

FuelPHP and GitHub Getting help and support FuelPHP on social media

Twitter Facebook

Parting words

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