Terablaze is a PHP MVC framework for developing web applications. It is an open source framework released under MIT License.

1. Web server
2. PHP
3. MySQL (optional)
4. Composer

Navigate to the desired web-accessible folder on your server and run the following command from the command line.

composer create-project terablaze/terablaze ./

to install in the current folder or

composer create-project terablaze/terablaze project-folder

to install in the 'project-folder'

First, create a .env file using the .ent.template file as a guide

Though the default Terablaze configuration settings is enough to get you started, it is advisable and in some cases compulsory to go through the config directory and configure accordingly.

Navigate to your project's root folder via the command line and run

php -S localhost:8000

visit http://localhost:8000 in your browser.

If you are not using the build in PHP server, visit your installation folder in your browser through your server (could be a live domain, remote ip or localhost if you are running on a local machine).

If you see the Terablaze welcome page without errors, then your installation is successful.

The controller to the welcome page is src/App/Controller/WelcomeController.php and the view file is src/App/views/welcome.php

Create your controllers in the src/App/Controller folder (You can use any directory as long as the Controller namespace/class matches the directory/file path).

Your controller class should extend the base controller \Terablaze\Controller\Controller to have access to some nice features the base controller offers

Create your models in the src/App/Model folder (You can use any directory as long as the Model namespace/class matches the directory/file path).

Your model class should extend the base model\Terablaze\Ripana\ORM\Model

Create your views in the src/App/views folder.

To load your view files, simply use

$viewContent = $this->renderView('App::view_file_with_or_without_extension') or return $this->render('App::view_file_with_or_without_extension'); to return a response instance with loaded view as content body

Pass an optional second argument which is an array and is extracted internally and therefore available in the view as variables.

For instance:

$data = [
    'name' = 'Terablaze',
    'type' = 'MVC Framework',
    'language' = 'PHP'
];

$this->renderView('App::home', $data);

The code above will make the variables $name, $type and $language available in the src/App/views/home.php view file

To load a view from within another view, use $this->includeView('App::included_view_file'), this allows the included view have access to the variables extracted in the parent view

It is very important to note that this framework is currently very unstable and may change frequently for now. As much as we use it in several live projects(from really simple projects to very big and complex projects), we do not advise you to use in a production environment unless you are sure of what you're doing and you're willing to invest the time.

Simply fork the project and make pull requests. Try to go through the code to not deviate too much from our code style.

If you are interested in joining the development team, simply mail [email protected]

Note that the email used here will likely change soon.