Peloton is a minimal web application and templating system.

It uses Twig for templates and Klein for routing. What does that mean? Let's talk requests.

Let's imagine a web server hosting static HTML pages. Those are just plain text files as I'm sure you know. A browser sends a request to the server. If the server can find a file that matches the request it returns a status code of 200 OK and sends the contents of the file back. (If the server can't find it, it sends a 404 status code back.)

We're abstracting that transaction a little. The server is configured to send all requests for sites that use this application to public/index.php.

Typically index.php will be pretty minimal. That's because this app handles requests, compiles templates and returns HTML. Klein handles the routing part. Twig is the template engine.

Thus Peloton is a hybrid between CMS and static site. Templates are compiled on the fly, but we have no database dependencies, making your app faster and more secure. Peloton is designed for sites where the content is the center.

See CONTRIBUTING

See CHANGELOG

See AUTHORS

See LICENSE