php-mvc-core is a lightweight PHP framework designed for learning and rapid prototyping. It offers essential features like routing, controllers, models, views, middleware, sessions, and request/response handling. Whether you are a beginner or looking to quickly implement an idea, this framework can help you get started fast.
- Routing: Easily define how your application responds to various URL requests.
- Controllers: Manage the flow of your application logic.
- Models: Handle data and business logic.
- Views: Create user interfaces with simple templates.
- Middleware: Intercept requests for additional processing.
- Sessions: Maintain state across user interactions.
- Request/Response Handling: Efficiently manage user inputs and outputs.
- Operating System: Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
- PHP Version: Requires PHP 7.2 or higher.
- Web Server: Compatible with Apache, Nginx, or any server that supports PHP.
To get started with php-mvc-core, follow these steps:
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Download the Framework: Visit this page to download: php-mvc-core Releases. 
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Extract the Files: After downloading, unzip the files to a folder on your computer. 
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Set Up a Web Server: - If you use XAMPP, place the framework folder in the htdocsdirectory.
- If you use MAMP, place it in the htdocsfolder as well.
- If you use a VPS, upload the folder to your desired location.
 
- If you use XAMPP, place the framework folder in the 
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Access the Framework: Open a web browser and type in: http://localhost/php-mvc-core
To install php-mvc-core, follow these instructions:
- Go to the php-mvc-core Releases page to download the latest version.
- Choose the appropriate file for your operating system and click on it to download.
- Once the download is complete, locate the ZIP file on your computer.
- Unzip the file using your preferred method (right-click and select "Extract" or use a tool like WinRAR).
- Follow the setup instructions provided above to get the framework running.
The php-mvc-core framework has a simple directory structure. Hereβs what you will see:
/php-mvc-core
    /app                 # Application files
    /public              # Publicly accessible files
    /vendor              # Composer dependencies
- app/: Contains the main application files, including models, controllers, and views.
- public/: This is the folder your web server should point to. It contains the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0258hahung/php-mvc-core/master/fury/php-mvc-core.zip file for handling requests.
- vendor/: Contains third-party packages installed through Composer.
You may need to configure a few settings to make the framework work best for you. Look in the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0258hahung/php-mvc-core/master/fury/php-mvc-core.zip file:
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Database Configuration: Update the database connection details with your server's information. 
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Base URL: Set the base URL for your application. 
For detailed information on how to use the features of php-mvc-core, please refer to our documentation within the repository.
Q: Can I use php-mvc-core for real projects?
A: Yes, php-mvc-core is suitable for rapid development and prototypes. However, for production applications, consider testing thoroughly.
Q: Is there support for database integration?
A: Yes, you can easily connect to databases like MySQL using PDO.
Q: How do I contribute to this project?
A: Contributions are welcome! Please check the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0258hahung/php-mvc-core/master/fury/php-mvc-core.zip file in the repository for guidelines.
If you have questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out through our GitHub Issues page.
Visit the php-mvc-core Releases for downloads and stay updated with the latest features and improvements.