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Easy to use Event & Middleware Framework, powered by popular micro-libraries and based on PSRs.
todo: current
/docs/
are outdated
- Setup
- Implemented PSRs
- Used Packages
- Features
- Extend
- replace System Event handlers
- extend/replace the core Event Dispatcher or Invoker
- Download Build
- License
Supports PHP 7.4.1+ and 8+ and composer
Quick-Jump into develop:
composer create-project orbiter/satellite-app ./satellite
cd ./satellite
# create `.env` file, should add for dev: `env=dev`
touch .env
# start PHP Dev Server
cd web && php -S localhost:3333 ./index.php display_errors=0
# or point the Apache Root to `/web/`
# or point the NGINX entry to `/web/index.php`
# or use Docker: `docker-compose up`
Open your browser on: http://localhost:3333
Look into files:
launch.php
- setup, DI, Annotations, dispatchSatelliteApp
event/config/*.php
, app config and wiring
Install app skeleten and dependencies with composer in folder satellite
:
composer create-project orbiter/satellite-app satellite
# composer with docker on windows:
docker run -it --rm -v %cd%/satellite:/app composer create-project orbiter/satellite-app .
# composer with docker on unix:
docker run -it --rm -v `pwd`/satellite:/app composer create-project orbiter/satellite-app .
cd ./satellite
Setup correct user rights, then start and open http://localhost:3333
chmod +x start.sh
./start.sh
Execute defined commands.
php cli <command> <..attr> <..b>
Includes configurable PHP Dockerfile with:
- PHP 8.x
- with FPM and a few extensions
- reusing FPM for a clean CLI worker image
- OPCache
- PostgreSQL Client libs (using
pdo
) - NGINX base image for local routing
- customize in Dockerfile
- a more "production" ready image, preconfigured for building in CI with docker-compose--prod.yml
For docker image configs see files in _docker
and _nginx
.
Start containers specified in docker-compose.yml
, then open: http://localhost:3333
docker-compose up
# open shell in app container
docker-compose exec app sh
# run extra composer container on windows:
docker run -it --rm -v %cd%:/app composer dumpautoload
# run extra composer container on unix:
docker run -it --rm -v `pwd`:/app composer dumpautoload
# run tests with temporary `app` container:
docker-compose run -T --rm app sh -c "cd /var/www/html && ./vendor/bin/phpunit --testdox tests"
# running tests with a temporary `phpunit` in a prebuild container:
docker run -i --rm bemiteu/satellite-app:master sh -c "cd /var/www && wget -O phpunit https://phar.phpunit.de/phpunit-9.phar && chmod +x phpunit && cd html && /var/www/phpunit --testdox tests"
On a web-server the web/index.php
file serves as public entry point.
-
Apache: point server/vhost root to
/web
and use the included.htaccess
-
nginx example directive:
location / { # DOCROOT must contain absolute path to `web`, in this example root {DOCROOT}; # try to serve file directly, fallback to index.php try_files $uri /index.php$is_args$args; }
Use .env
to add configuration, see Features for how to configure/setup different logic parts.
Default's config includes:
- env var
env
if in production or not in production- with value
prod
it is assumed in the App (not the framework) that it is in production - use
$_ENV['env'] === 'prod'
to check for production
- with value
/config/config.php
- meta config/config/dependencies.php
- definitions for PHP-DI/config/events.php
- define app components flow/config/pipeline.php
- setup PSR middlewares and pipeline
This app serves as mini-framework, with PSR powered libraries, ready-to-use Annotations and not much more.
It is build upon PSRs and popular, specialized packages implementing them or other great stuff.
- PSR-3 - Logger, use: monolog
- PSR-4 - autoloading classes and forget require
- handled by composer, more in composer docs.
- PSR-1,12 - Code Style Guides
- but we break the brackets location rule, same-line instead of next-list for opening
{
- but we break the brackets location rule, same-line instead of next-list for opening
- PSR-6 - Cache, use a PHP-Cache Bridge
- currently integrates Doctrine cache for some features
- PSR-7 - HTTP Message
- request and response data definitions
- PSR-11 - Container for InterOp
- full support for any compliant container
- use in console command handlers
- use in event handlers
- use in middleware handlers
- PSR-14 - Event Dispatcher and Listener
- as the core of how things are put together
- PSR-15 - HTTP Handlers
- handling requests with executing the middleware pipe
- PSR-16 - Simple Cache, use e.g. Doctrine SimpleCache adapter
- PSR-17 - HTTP Factories are used but not all features are wired (partly)
- create context about request
- useful for uploads and streams
- PSR-18 - HTTP Client (todo)
Orbiter has optimized packages, each encapsulates one system part or extension.
Most packages can be replaced with any PSR implementation or another framework or nothing at all.
orbiter/satellite
- the core + event handler
- implements PSR-14 Event Dispatcher and Listener
- with invoker to execute anything, PSR-11 compatible
- see package repository
orbiter/satellite-console
- console execution
- console command annotations
- uses getopt-php
- see Console
orbiter/satellite-response
- middleware pipe execution
- implements PSR-15 through
equip/dispatch
, PSR-11 compliant - implements PSR-7,17 through
nyholm/psr7
andnyholm/psr7-server
- with simple emitter by
narrowspark/http-emitter
- see Middleware
orbiter/satellite-route
- routes by annotations
- uses nikic/fast-route as router
- made for PSR middleware usage, but not limited
- see Routing
orbiter/annotations-util
- annotations by
doctrine/annotations
with cached reflections - get classes, methods and properties which are annotated
- see AnnotationsUtil
- annotations by
orbiter/satellite-whoops
- Whoops error display for CLI and Routes
- only when
$_ENV['env']
notprod
(configurable inlaunch.php
)
- Dependency Injection
A lot of work is done by PSR-15 HTTP Middlewares provided by github.com/middlewares, find more awesome middlewares.
Satellite integrates into a micro framework to rapidly build PHP server apps, mostly - but not limited - for non-human clients.
See docs for further information.
There is no downloadable version - see Setup on how to install with composer.
We use composer as package manager, like in any modern PHP project.
Feel free to reach out for a training request.
This project is free software distributed under the MIT License.
By committing your code to the code repository you agree to release the code under the MIT License attached to the repository.
Maintained by Michael Becker