I have been working on a rather large project. And I have been
thinking about the structure of how I organize my project apps and
libraries. It's intended as a framework type system where you can
place in parts and configure as needed, there are shared libraries for
authentication, and common code for validation and data management.
Presently the directory tree is like this:
Menu.php
-app 1 dir (maillist.php, mailedit.php, mailreport.php etc.)
-app 2 dir (libraryedit.ph p, library reports.php, etc.)
-app 3 dir
-config dir
-shared libraries dir (datetimelib, dblib, etc.)
-system apps dir (admin tools: useredit.php, groupedit.php, etc.)
It works OK, but I go horizontally to include a library:
require_once "../libraries/somelib.php";
Having used Dokuwiki I've been pondering its always up structure,
where you have a shell doument at the root level of your project and
everything are in subfolders and you include included as needed into
the main (shell) app..
appshell.php (everything happens here)
- libraries
- config
- modules (apps)
- - admin module
- - module 1 (includes for app 1)
- - module 2
- - module 3
Have you tried this sort of structure?
What do you guys use/prefer?
Any tips that makes management easier?
Thanks
3  2957  la***@portcommo dore.com wrote:
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Have you tried this sort of structure?
What do you guys use/prefer?
Any tips that makes management easier?
Well the structure depends on the project requirements. On my own
framework i use following structure:
/etc - misc files (readable)
/img - images (readable)
/lib - libaries (readable)
/sys - php files, classes and config files
/tpl/designname - template files of a design
/var - files created by the system/application
index.php - main file (readable)
(readable) mean that the web user can access these diretories/files.
The system and every application has their own folder in every of these
directories.
That way the system files and files of every application have their own
storage and are completly separated.
Joe
On Dec 10, 11:50 pm, Joe Scylla <joe.scy...@gma il.comwrote:
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>
The system and every application has their own folder in every of these
directories.
That way the system files and files of every application have their own
storage and are completly separated.
Joe
So, do the programss all run through index.php, or are they called
directly la***@portcommo dore.com wrote:
On Dec 10, 11:50 pm, Joe Scylla <joe.scy...@gma il.comwrote:
[snip]
>The system and every application has their own folder in every of these
directories.
That way the system files and files of every application have their own
storage and are completly separated.
Joe
So, do the programss all run through index.php, or are they called
directly
Every request goes through the index.php. The index.php calls a router
object that acts like the Zend_Controller _Router_Rewrite extraction the
information of the request and calling the requested application classes
and scripts.
So the scope of the script is always on the same level as the index.php.
A include statement for a libary will be the same for every application.
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