This readme is still underconstruction so please bear with us.A video tutorial will be added

Matrixx

Matrix is a lightweight PHP framework designed with speed at its core. Matrix follows a very simple model-view-controller architecture so if you have ever used Symfony, Laravel or CodeIgnitor framework then you should feel at home.

Dependencies

• PHP 7.*
• Composer 1.6*

Installation

• Clone/Download into your project directory and run composer install to install dependencies

• To serve it navigate to project_path/public and run php -S localhost:8000 in your terminal. If you arlready have xampp installed then copy to your htdocs and access it in browser with http://localhost/Matrix

Documentation

Matrix is a model->view-controller based web application framework and its largely inspired by Laravel and asuch follows its syntax.

Configuration

The best way to start is to configure the app for your environment. The configuration file is located at the root of the project directory.ie path_to_project/config.php and it contains an array of configurations. Below are a list of some basic configurations to start with.

• app : it contains the details of the app.

Routing

All application routes are stored in /routes.php file. Routes are easy to define by using the $route variable using the syntax below. $route-><request method>('<controllerName>@<method>') where;

• request method is the request method it should accept. Matrix currently supports five(5) HTTP request methods and these are GET,POST,DELETE,PUT,PATCH
• controllerName is the controller class it should use.
• method is the class method to be used. This is also the output function because only the code in this function will run So a typical GET route will look like:

  $route->get("PostController@get")

Controllers

Controllers contains the business logics of the application and a stored in /app/controllers/ directory.