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…ocumentation This commit adds a new `FEEDBACK.md` file. This document provides a comprehensive review of the PHPure framework, covering: - Strengths of the current MVC architecture. - Actionable suggestions for architectural improvements (Request/Response objects, DI Container, Exception Handling). - Analysis of the current documentation. - Recommendations for improving documentation clarity (PHPDoc, ARCHITECTURE.md, Getting Started tutorial). This feedback is intended to help the author improve the framework as an educational tool.
This commit introduces a major architectural refactoring to improve the framework's robustness and align it with modern PHP best practices, making it a better educational tool. Key changes include: - **Request/Response Objects:** Abstracted the HTTP layer by creating `Core\Http\Request` and `Core\Http\Response`. The application now uses these objects instead of relying on global variables like `$_SERVER`, `$_POST`, etc. This improves testability and code clarity. - **Service Container:** Added a simple `Core\Container` for dependency injection. Core services, such as the Router, are now registered as singletons and resolved from the container, which centralizes dependency management and increases flexibility. - **Exception Handling:** Overhauled the error handling mechanism. The Router now throws exceptions (e.g., `Core\Exception\NotFoundException`) for errors like missing routes. A centralized `Core\ExceptionHandler` catches these exceptions and renders appropriate user-friendly error pages (404, 500). Also added the corresponding view files for the error pages.
This commit adds comprehensive documentation to the project to improve clarity and provide a better learning experience for new users, as requested. Key additions include: - `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`: A new document that provides a detailed explanation of the framework's architecture and the request lifecycle. - `docs/GETTING_STARTED.md`: A new step-by-step tutorial that guides users through building a simple CRUD blog application. - Improved PHPDocs: Added detailed PHPDoc blocks to all major classes in the `core/` directory (`App`, `Container`, `Request`, `Response`, `Router`). This enhances code clarity and IDE integration.
This commit delivers a comprehensive overhaul of the project's documentation to ensure it is clear, accurate, and beginner-friendly. Major changes include: - **New Guides**: Added `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md` to explain the request lifecycle and `docs/GETTING_STARTED.md` with a full CRUD tutorial. - **v0.x Documentation Rewrite**: Completely updated the `core-concepts.md`, `features.md`, and `advanced-techniques.md` files in both English and Vietnamese. All descriptions and code examples now reflect the modern architecture (Service Container, Request/Response objects, Exception Handling). - **PHPDoc Improvements**: Added detailed PHPDoc blocks to all major classes in the `core/` directory to improve code clarity. - **Consistency Fixes**: Ensured all documentation is now consistent, correcting outdated examples and descriptions across all files, including the directory structure guide.
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This submission provides a comprehensive update to the framework's documentation. It adds new guides for architecture and getting started, improves PHPDoc comments in the core files, and rewrites the existing v0.x documentation to be consistent with the latest architectural changes. This addresses the user's request for clearer, more beginner-friendly, and up-to-date documentation.
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