The PHP Website Starter is my minimum viable setup for starting a PHP project.

What my minimum setup is changes all the time, and this repository will change with it. The idea is that, whenever I start a new website project, I can get a checkout of the current state of this repository without having to think about where I will start.

This is heavily inspired by the Fermi Framework and even uses similar dependencies. But I have a slightly different way of wanting to handle my configurations and base dependencies.

Via Composer

$ composer create-project zegnat/website-starter

1. Using Auryn to get actual dependency injections. Never pass around a container.
2. Using PSR-7 HTTP message objects with PSR-17 factories for all request and response handling.
3. Using nyholm/psr7-server to create the initial PSR-7 request.
4. Using Middleland to run through all configured PSR-15 Middlewares.
5. Using FastRoute to parse requested URIs and find the matching PSR-15 RequestHandlers.
6. Using a Zend Emitter to output a final response to the web server.
7. Using PHP CS Fixer to check all code against a somewhat opinionated set of style rules based on the Symfony Coding Standards.
8. Using PHPUnit to test all classes used in the project and generate coverage reports using phpdbg.

By default this project loads Diactoros for its PSR-7 objects and matching PSR-17 factories.

The providers can easily be swapped for a different set of implementations. Simply remove the dependency from composer and add a new one. Example:

$ composer remove zendframework/zend-diactoros
$ composer require nyholm/psr7

Then change the injector configuration to tell Auryn which factories it should use. In the case of nyholm/psr7 all of them can be defined as Nyholm\Psr7\Factory\Psr17Factory::class.

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