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This document describes a PHP framework called Fernico. The framework initializes by connecting to a database and parsing the URL to determine the controller, action, and parameters. It then loads the appropriate controller class and calls the corresponding action method.

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This document describes a PHP framework called Fernico. The framework initializes by connecting to a database and parsing the URL to determine the controller, action, and parameters. It then loads the appropriate controller class and calls the corresponding action method.

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<?

php

/**
* Fernico - Ridiculously lite PHP framework
*
* @author Areeb Majeed, Volcrado Holdings
* @package Fernico
* @copyright 2017 - Volcrado Holdings Limited
* @license https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT License
* @link https://volcrado.com/
*
*/

if (!defined('FERNICO')) {
fernico_destroy();
}

require_once(FERNICO_PATH . '/config/config.php');
require_once('Config.php');
require_once('DependenciesLoader.php');
require_once('Core.php');
require_once('Request.php');
require_once('AstridSession.php');
require_once('AstridController.php');
require_once(FERNICO_PATH . '/functions/Loader.php');

class fernico {

private $controller;
private $parameters = array();
private $controller_name;
private $action_name;
private $controller_name_parsed;

/*
* Initializes the system by calling the necessary functions present in this
class.
*/

public function __construct() {


$this->startDatabaseConnection();
$this->parseURL($this->retrievePath());
$this->defineControllerActions();
$this->loadController();
}

/*
* This function generates a database connection to the MySQL server. The
global variable is available through the framework.
*/

private function startDatabaseConnection() {

global $fernico_db;
$fernico_db = new mysqli(Config::fetch('DATABASE_HOST'),
Config::fetch('DATABASE_USER'),
Config::fetch('DATABASE_PASSWORD'), Config::fetch('DATABASE_NAME'));

if ($fernico_db->connect_errno) {
fernico_reportError($fernico_db->connect_errno);
}

/*
* This function breaks the URL and passes the needed format to the parseURL
function to obtain controller, action and parameters.
*/

private function parseURL($url) {


$url = trim($url, '/');
$url = filter_var($url, FILTER_SANITIZE_URL);
$url = explode('/', $url);
$this->controller_name = isset($url[0]) ? $url[0] : null;
$this->action_name = isset($url[1]) ? $url[1] : null;
unset($url[0], $url[1]);
$this->parameters = array_values($url);
}

/*
* This function checks if the controller and action exists. If either doesn't
exist, the Error404Controller is called.
* In case of present parameters, this calls back the method with an array of
parameters set in the URL.
*/

private function retrievePath() {

$url = Request::GET('param');
return $url;

/*
* This function splits the URL and obtains the controller, action/method and
parameters.
* For instance, assume the following URL:
https:/rapid2fa.com/page/about/history
*
* In this URL, 'page' is the controller, 'about' is an action/method, and
history is a parameter.
*
* This function extracts the controller, action/method and sets all parameters
in an array.
*/

private function defineControllerActions() {

if (!$this->controller_name) {
$this->controller_name = Config::fetch('DEFAULT_CONTROLLER');
}

if (!$this->action_name OR empty($this->action_name)) {
$this->action_name = Config::fetch('DEFAULT_ACTION');
}

$this->action_name = str_replace('-','__',$this->action_name);
$this->controller_name = $this->controller_name . 'Controller';
$this->controller_name_parsed = str_replace('-','__',$this-
>controller_name);

define("ACTION_NAME", $this->action_name);
define("CONTROLLER_NAME", $this->controller_name);

/*
* This function once called defines default controller and method/action in
case they haven't been set.
* Useful when you've to load your homepage (or in similar cases).
*
* To set the default controller and action, please edit the config/config.php
file.
*
*/

private function loadController() {

if (file_exists(FERNICO_PATH . '/controllers/' . $this->controller_name .


'.php')) {

require(FERNICO_PATH . '/controllers/' . $this->controller_name .


'.php');
$this->controller = new $this->controller_name_parsed();

if (method_exists($this->controller, $this->action_name)) {

if (!empty($this->parameters)) {
call_user_func_array(array($this->controller, $this-
>action_name), $this->parameters);
} else {
$this->controller->{$this->action_name}();
}

} else {

$this->controller_name = "Error404Controller";
$this->action_name = "error404";
require(FERNICO_PATH . '/controllers/' . $this->controller_name .
'.php');
$this->controller = new $this->controller_name();
$this->controller->{$this->action_name}();

} else {

$this->controller_name = "Error404Controller";
$this->action_name = "error404";
require(FERNICO_PATH . '/controllers/' . $this->controller_name .
'.php');
$this->controller = new $this->controller_name();
$this->controller->{$this->action_name}();

}
}

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