- Getting Started
- Setup
- First Configuration
- Directory structure
- Boostack Configs
- Course: First Example
- Architecture
- Models: BaseClass
- Course: Model BaseClass Example
- Models: BaseList
- Course: Model BaseList Example
- Controllers
- Coures: Controller Example
- Core Features
- Language
- Request
- Users
- Auth
- Session
- CURL
- Log
- Validator
- Table Handler
- Examples
- First complete example
- Login example
- API example
Directory structure
config
The config directory, contains all of your application's configuration files.
config/env.php contains all the main Boostack configurations and is automatically generated by the setup procedure. By default it is ignored by git because it contains the configurations of a specific environment (for example: development, staging or production).config/global.env.php global.env.php contains configurations shared by all possible environments, regardless of whether they are development, staging, or production.lang
The lang directoy contains a series of JSON file representing the labels and translations of your application.logs
The logs folder contains auto-generated raw log files.my
The my directory contains all of your application's custom classes and files.
The organization of the folders follows the MVC standard (Models, Views, Controllers).public
The public directory contains the pages, the main controllers and your assets (images, JavaScript, CSS, etc.).vendor
The vendor directory contains your Composer dependencies and all of the core classes of Boostack.public/setup
The setup folder contains all the files needed by the automated setup procedure. You MUST delete this folder when you have successfully completed the installation procedure.