bone framework

Be ye wantin a PHP framework peppered with local pirate lingo?
It be the most fearsome framework in the seven seas!
http://github.com/boneframework

features

• PSR-7 http messaging
• PSR-11 dependency injection container configuration
• PSR-15 middleware routing
• i18n translator
• Self contained package based architecture
• Built in optional Docker dev environment
• Extendable Command Line Interface

installation

via composer

We recommend using our Docker environment, however you can use your own setup, install via composer:

composer create-project boneframework/skeleton your/path/here
cp your/path/here/.env.example your/path/here/.env

via docker

The Docker dev environment saves you from all the usual devops nonsense. Clone boneframework/lamp, then replace the code folder boneframework/skeleton, then start it up.

git clone https://github.com/boneframework/lamp myproject
cd myproject
rm -fr code  // remove lamp stack default placeholder page
git clone https://github.com/boneframework/skeleton code
cp code/.env.example code .env
bin/setdomain yourdomain.com  // optional, default dev domain is boneframework.docker

Add 127.0.0.1 boneframework.docker to your /etc/hosts (or your custom domain). To start the docker server environment:

bin/start

Then browse to https://boneframework.docker, and you will see the site running.

The development also has Mailhog running at http://boneframework.docker:8025, so you can configure any dev emails to use SMTP port 1025 and all outgoing mails will appear in the Mailhog outbox.

MariaDB is running, on host mariadb (see docker-compose.yml), and config/bone-db.php).

To "SSH" into your server in order to run PHP commands like composer etc, type the following in a fresh terminal window.

bin/terminal php       // for the PHP container
bin/terminal mariadb   // for the DB container

To shut down your server, CTRL-C out, then type bin/stop.

a quick introduction to bone framework

skeleton project files

There are a few folders and files in your project, here's a quick description:

• config (Configuration for your application)
• data (Files your project will use (translations, cache, uploads, etc))
• public (The usual index.php endpoint and front end assets like css and images and js)
• src (Your application packages live in here)
• tests (Because it's nice knowing your code works)
• vendor (Third party composer libs, don't edit, don't commit!)

bone framework application cycle

Upon launching Bone Framework (public/index.php), the application does a few things:

• Starts a session
• Loads the config from the config folder (different folders for different environments can be used, or environment vars)
• Registers bone framework core packages
• Registers packages from the config/packages.php into the DI container
• Adds any site wide middleware configured in config/middleware.php
• Dispatches a Request, returns a Response

config

You can drop in any number of .php files into the config/ folder. Make sure they return an array with the config . You can override configuration based on environment var APPLICATION_ENV, so for instance if the environment was production it would load the additional config the production subdirectory.

There are several config files included, some are for optional bone packages and may be removed :

bone-db.php 
bone-firewall.php 
bone-i18n.php 
bone-log.php 
layouts.php 
middleware.php 
packages.php
paginator.php
paths.php
site.php
views.php

In your config files, you can add anything you want.

the package class

Packages are a key component in a Bone Framework application. You will see in the config/packages.php which Packages are currently running on the framework. Take note that the order is important, as packages may have a dependency which it needs defined from another package. Have a look inside src/App/AppPackage.php:

<?php

namespace Bone\App;

use Bone\App\Controller\IndexController;
use Bone\Controller\Init;
use Bone\Router\Router;
use Bone\Router\RouterConfigInterface;
use Barnacle\RegistrationInterface;
use Barnacle\Container;

class AppPackage implements RegistrationInterface, RouterConfigInterface
{
    /**
     * @param Container $c
     */
    public function addToContainer(Container $c)
    {
        $c[IndexController::class] = $c->factory(function (Container $c) {
            $controller = new IndexController();

            return Init::controller($controller, $c);
        });
    }

    /**
     * @param Container $c
     * @param Router $router
     * @return Router
     */
    public function addRoutes(Container $c, Router $router): Router
    {
        $router->map('GET', '/', [IndexController::class, 'indexAction']);
        $router->map('GET', '/learn', [IndexController::class, 'learnAction']);

        return $router;
    }
}

You will see two methods, which are implementations of RegistrationInterface and RouterConfigInterface. See the league/route docs on usage of the router. In the addToContainer() method, you can create factories for your controllers and other dependencies.

controllers

You will notice in the above App package that the factory for the controller returns Controller::init($controller, $c). This is a convenient initialisation class that will setup a few things into your class. To make things real easy, here's all you need to do for each component:

• View Engine (implement Bone\View\ViewAwareInterface and use Bone\View\Traits\HasViewTrait)
• Translator (implement Bone\I18n\I18nAwareInterface and use Bone\I18n\Traits\HasTranslatorTrait)
• Site Config (implement Bone\Server\SiteConfigAwareInterface and use Bone\Server\Traits\HasSiteConfigTrait)
• Session (implement Bone\Server\SessionAwareInterface and use Bone\Server\HasSessionTrait)
• Logger (implement Bone\Log\LoggerAwareInterface and use Bone\Log\HasLoggerTrait)

You can also choose to extend Bone\Controller\Controller, which will give you a view, translator, and site config immediately.

controller action methods

You can see the configured routes in the package class, and which controller class and method to call. Each action method is essentially a PSR-15 Server Request Handler Interface https://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-15/. See src/App/Controller/IndexController.php for a basic example.

db

Set your default db credentials in the main config/bone-db.php, and any environment specific configs in a subdirectory

    'db' => [
        'host' => '127.0.0.1',
        'database' => 'bone',
        'user' => 'leChuck',
        'pass' => 'bigWh00p',
    ],

In your package class, you can gert the connection from the container using $c->get(PDO::class).

i18n

Bone supports translation into different locales. Translation files (gettext .po and .mo) should be placed in data/translations, under a subdirectory of the locale, eg data/translations/en_GB/en_GB.po. You can set the default locale and an array of supported locales.

<?php 

    use Laminas\I18n\Translator\Loader\Gettext;

    return [ 
        'i18n' => [ 
            'translations_dir' => 'data/translations', 
            'type' => Gettext::class, 
            'default_locale' => 'en_PI', 
            'supported_locales' => ['en_PI', 'en_GB', 'nl_BE', 'fr_BE'], 
        ], 
    ];

To use the translator, you can simply call:To use the translator, you can simply call:

<?php
// from a controller: 
$this->getTranslator()->translate('placeholder.string'); 
// to set locale
$this->getTranslator()->setLocale($locale);
// from a view file:
$this->t('placeholder');

You can also set a supported locale into any URL, it will be stripped off the request and the locale set. For example, if you have an endpooint /morte/info, you can make it /nl_BE/more/info or whatever, your route will still resolve but now the locale will be the one you set. You can call $this->l() in a view file, to generate this first part of your url.

logs

Bone uses monolog/monolog, and logs can be found in data/logs. Currently we only support writing to files, but you can add as many channels as you like:

<?php 
return [ 
    'log' => [ 
        'channels' => [ 
            'default' => 'data/logs/default_log', 
        ], 
    ], 
];

To use the logger in a controller:

$this->getLogger()->debug($message) // or error(), etc, see PSR-3

recommended packages

Bone Framework has a variety of packages already extending the framework further. Give these a try!

• delboy1978uk/bone-form - Generate forms, handle errors, i18n compatible
• delboy1978uk/bone-doctrine - A Doctrine Entity Manger
• delboy1978uk/bone-mail - Mail functionality for Bone Framework
• delboy1978uk/bone-user - Full user registration system including activation emails etc
• delboy1978uk/generator - Generate new package templates quickly
• delboy1978uk/bone-oauth2 - OAuth2 Authorization and Resource Server
• delboy1978uk/bone-open-api - Open API Swagger documentation
• delboy1978uk/image - An easy image class based on gd

get swashbucklin'! gaarrrrr!