pipit-seed's Introduction

Pipit Seed App

A starter application built on the Pipit PHP framework

Documentation

https://tamulib.github.io/Pipit/api/

Features

MVC driven design
Database abstraction layer utilizing PDO and a Repository model
Full support for MYSQL, improved support for MSSQL
Built in HTML, JSON, and CSV view renderers with easy extensibility
User session management, including multi-level authorization
CAS support
LDAP Utility
Convention based javascript built on jQuery provides easy modal loading, AJAX updating, and user notifications
Offers a complete, working seed app as a starting point.

Requires

PHP >= 7.4
MySQL/MariaDB (MSSQL and other SQL flavors will work, but the install script may need tweaking)
Composer https://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md

Basic Installation

Clone/Download this repo
Import the DB schema to your database using the install/pipit-tables.sql file
Copy App/Config/config_sample.php to App/Config/config.php and set the PATH_ROOT and PATH_HTTP to match your environment
Copy the App/Config/samples to App/Config/demo (This path can be customized with PATH_CONFIG in App/Config/config.php)
Update App/Config/demo/db.instance.ini with your database connection details
Run Composer from the root directory of the repo: php [path to composer]/composer.phar install
Visit http://localhost/Pipit-seed/site/ and login with the default user:password (admin:changethis)
Reset the admin password by visiting http://localhost/Pipit-seed/site/user.php?action=edit

pipit-seed's Issues

Add TAMU theme

Add a TAMU theme and enable it by default.

Consider an approach to modeling data with objects.

DataRepositories should be capable of mapping the data it marshals into user defined objects representing that data. Currently, all example repos return the data in the form of arrays.

Both behaviors should be equally supported by the Core and App should provide examples of both.

Better modularize CSS and javascript

Break up the CSS and JS into logical core and feature sets so they can be included/excluded separately and code that's redundant across themes can be shared.

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