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Jun 29th 2017, 15:23 |
 neon1024 |
I’m curious as to how a project generates a requirement to build a php framework. Can you share with us why this is? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:23 |
hmic |
baking *is* for a cakephp app specifically |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:23 |
hmic |
well, wait... |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:23 |
daveozoalor |
I'm particular about the CLI features. I need to be baking. |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:23 |
cleptric |
@daveozoalor Just follow my link. The README.md explains everything |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:23 |
hmic |
done. |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:23 |
hmic |
do to your app dir, enter: composer require cakephp |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:22 |
hmic |
but it's still possible and feasable to install cakephp as a requirement in a non-cakephp app and use whatever components without problems. the orm and shell are good candidates |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:22 |
daveozoalor |
Great, do you have a link to where I can read this process up? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:21 |
hmic |
the orm is split out, sure. the shell things not so much |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:21 |
hmic |
daveozoalor: you can install cakephp as a dependency with composer in any non-cakephp project |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:21 |
cleptric |
There you go: https://github.com/cakephp/orm And don’t build a php framework. We already did that ;) |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:20 |
daveozoalor |
Thanks for that, sorry, I meant composer. I'm doing a project which requires me building a php framework, I have resorted to using Illuminate for ORM because I cant find one for CakePHP |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:14 |
cleptric |
@daveozoalor Right now, there is not a single shell package. We’re planning on doing that in the future, though :slightly_smiling_face: For example, you can use the ORM on it’s own. Also, normally you use composer for installing php stuff :slightly_smiling_face: |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:13 |
daveozoalor |
*there |
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Jun 29th 2017, 15:12 |
daveozoalor |
How can I use only cake CLI features in the non-cakephp app I'm building? Are their cakephp packages I can install via npm and start using without having to install cakephp itself? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 14:36 |
glanceded |
I see, ok, thanks for the tip and invite, maybe I can join the next's year fest. |
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Jun 29th 2017, 14:35 |
neon1024 |
Check out the cakephp twitter feed, I think there are videos on there, but that’s just of the conference. You’ll have to attend the workshops next time :slightly_smiling_face: |
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Jun 29th 2017, 14:34 |
glanceded |
@neon1024 I can't find anything about this year's fest. only 2016 amsterdam. |
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Jun 29th 2017, 14:28 |
glanceded |
Sorry, my bad. You say about the this year event. Thanks for the tip |
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Jun 29th 2017, 14:27 |
glanceded |
Thanks for the invite, I found it will be in 2018? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 14:26 |
neon1024 |
@glanceded Cakefest this year there were some great examples of advanced routing in the workshops! ;) |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:42 |
glanceded |
I will after your advice, both solutions look realistic, even if I like the middleware one more, I will go with direct splitting in routes.php so I can make some tests |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:40 |
neon1024 |
No problem, hope you figure it out :slightly_smiling_face: |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:40 |
neon1024 |
https://github.com/cakephp/cakephp/blob/master/src/Routing/Middleware/RoutingMiddleware.php#L48 |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:39 |
glanceded |
Wow, thanks a lot. Never thought about it. I will first try in my routes.php. If the request object isn't available, I will go with a middleware, since for now I don't have hundreds of routes. Thanks again for your time |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:38 |
neon1024 |
So it stands to reason that it should |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:38 |
neon1024 |
Well the routing needs to read the request to know where to route the request to right? ;) |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:37 |
glanceded |
even in routes.php? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:37 |
glanceded |
the $this->request object is available global? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:37 |
neon1024 |
Then if that didn’t work out, I might refactor and try with a middleware |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:37 |
neon1024 |
Personally I’d start by checking the request in the routing, if that’s possible, and building my routing around that |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:36 |
neon1024 |
Perhaps Middleware is too soon in the stack |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:35 |
neon1024 |
Although I think in your application, anywhere you have access to the request, you should be able to get the domain with `$this->request->getUri()` |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:35 |
neon1024 |
Well your Application.php has `->add(new RoutingMiddleware())` so you could pass the domain into the routing middleware perhaps, or roll your own, which then could pass the domain into the routing, perhaps as a parameter |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:31 |
glanceded |
Or how to load the correct set of rules? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:31 |
glanceded |
@neon1024 Thanks for your answer. Yes, never thought at middlewares. So I create a middleware, I check the getHost() [domain]. But how to change the routes? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:29 |
neon1024 |
@josexato Well I just check it `if (!empty($this->_properties['association']) {` |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:28 |
josexato |
@neon1024 thanks, I'll do some more tests because the child entity is contained when I serialize, can you please suggest me how can I check that the association exist or how can I recalculate again after query and before serialize? |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:28 |
neon1024 |
But if you’re using PSR7, the domain should be in the request, which you could use in your application |
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Jun 29th 2017, 13:27 |
neon1024 |
@glanceded That sounds to me like it could be a good case for middleware |