Quick Start
Zemit is currently built on top of PHP 7.4 + Phalcon v4, but we are in the progress of migrating everything to PHP 8.2 + Phalcon v5.
Information
Since Zemit is built on top of Phalcon PHP, you can always refer yourself to the Official Phalcon PHP Documentation.
Install Zemit CMS
The best way to interact with our API is to use one of our official libraries:
Zemit App is the default skeleton project to start from, this package includes the backend (Zemit Core) as well as the frontend (Zemit Admin).
Web Server
You can use the Web Server of your choice and use the ./public/index.php
file as the entry point.
In order for the routing for a Phalcon application to work, you will need to set up your web server in a way that it will process redirects properly. Please refer yourself to the official Phalcon Webserver Documentation for more information.
Loader
The loader component serves as an autoloader, adhering to the PSR-4 standard. As with any autoloader, it performs the task of locating the files your code references, such as classes, based on various criteria like file names, class names, and namespaces. One notable advantage of Phalcon\Loader is its implementation in C, which ensures minimal overhead during the setup process. This inherent efficiency contributes to a performance boost for your application.
Constants
Those constants are used during the loading, the configuration as well as the bootstrap process of the application. You can adjust the values to your needs.
Constant | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|
APP_NAMESPACE | App | Application's main namespace. |
ROOT_PATH | __DIR__ | Should be the root directory of your application path on the server. |
VENDOR_PATH | /vendor | Vendor folder |
APP_PATH | /app | Application folder |
We are registering the vendor autoload.php
and the application namespace. You can also register more files, classes and namespaces to fit your needs. Below you can find what the base should look like:
Entry Point
The index will use the loader in order to register elements into the autoloading system and then run your App\Boostrap.
This is what the <root>/public/index.php
entry point file should look like.
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