PHPolar ♥ PHP

Use PHP to configure the powerful dependency injection system.

Don't want to learn a templating language? Already know a templating language or 2 but you just want to stay in PHPland while you're developing? Just use PHP. It's already a great templating language. You can use the PurePHP library for your templates. Automatic XSS mitigation is included. Still want to use another templating language? No problem and no adapters required. Just plug it into the dependency injection configuration and you're all set!

PHPolar ♥ freedom

PHPolar wants to enable rapid development while still giving you the freedom to decide which libraries you want to integrate into your application. PHPolar stays out of your way.

PHPolar ♥ easy

Like copying and pasting code? Go for it! Want to try out PHPolar? Just use the code in the example. By modifying a few values and replacing a dependency here and there, you'll see how quick and easy it is to get a project up and running.

PHPolar Features

Use PHP for templates


          <!DOCTYPE html>
<?php

namespace MyApp;

use Phpolar\Phpolar\FormControl\Types;

/**
 * @var PersonForm
 */
$view = $this;
?>
<html>
  <body>
    <h1><?= $view->title ?></h1>
    <main>
      <form action="<?= $view->action ?>" method="post">
        <?php foreach ($view as $propName => $propVal): ?>
          <label><?= $view->getLabel($propName) ?></label>
          <?php switch ($view->getFormControlTypes($propName)): ?>
            <?php case FormControlTypes::Input ?>
              <input type="text" value="<?= $view ?>" />
            <?php case FormControlTypes::Select ?>
              <select>
                <?php foreach ($propVal as $name => $item): ?>
                  <option value="<?= $item ?>"><?= $name ?></option>
                <?php endforeach ?>
              </select>
          <?php endswitch ?>
        <?php endforeach ?>
      </form>
    </main>
  </body>
</html>

Declarative Form validation


          class Person extends AbstractModel
{
    #[Required]
    #[MaxLength(20)]
    public string $firstName;

    #[Required]
    #[MaxLength(20)]
    public string $lastName;

    #[Column("Residential Address")]
    #[Label("Residential Address")]
    #[MaxLength(200)]
    public string $address1;

    #[Column("Business Address")]
    #[Label("Business Address")]
    #[MaxLength(200)]
    public $address2;

    #[DateFormat("Y-m-d")]
    public DateTimeImmutable $dateOfBirth;

    #[Hidden]
    #[DateFormat("Y-m-d h:i:s a")]
    public DateTimeImmutable $enteredOn;

    #[DateFormat("Y-m-d h:i:s a")]
    public DateTimeImmutable $modifiedOn;
}

Simple routing

Just add the route to the RouteMap along with an object that extends a class PHPolar will use to create the response.

Simple dependency injection configuration

Just add a PHP file that returns an array that contains your dependency injection criteria to src/config/dependencies/conf.d/

PHPolar ♥ PHP

PHPolar ♥ freedom

PHPolar ♥ easy

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