No, Clearbricks is not yet another framework. Clearbricks is not cool at all and does not even have a nice website. It won't make you smart neither have great ideas for you.
Clearbricks is only about code and efficiency, consider it as a toolbox. And please, do me a favor, don't call it a framework :-)
Clearbricks is about "using what we need when we need it". Pick the module(s) you need and add it to your code. The only thing you'll always need is the "common" directory.
Once you're ready, you have to create a _common.php file on top of your
Clearbricks path (or wherever you want) and add $__autoload entries for your
modules.
Take a look at the _common.php file.
Of course, you're encouraged to use the $__autoload magic for your own classes.
In order to use Clearbricks you need:
- PHP 7.4 with the following modules:
- mbstring
- iconv
- simplexml
- json
A doxygen configuration file is provided to generate the Clearbricks API documentation which will be readable in doxygen folder:
doxygen .doxygen.confClearbricks classes are tested using atoum (see doc). To run tests,
Clone this repository:
git clone https://git.dotclear.org/dev/clearbricks.gitDownload the composer.phar executable or use the installer.
curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | phpYou may also install composer with:
apt install composerUpdate dependencies via composer:
composer.phar installAnd now can run tests:
./bin/atoumAdd -ebpc option to enable path and branch coverage (this option requires xDebug 2.3+)
You can also get code coverage report (in coverage/html) for tests by runing:
./bin/atoum -c .atoum.coverage.phpFor PHP static analysis, run:
bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit=-1Copyright Olivier Meunier & Association Dotclear
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