README

Basic framework with authorization, events, migrations, middleware, csrf tokens, and database schema management.

Only to be used by JDS (Jessop Digital Systems) or for Educational Purposes

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Features

• Authentication and Authorization
• Event Dispatching
• Database Migrations
• Middleware
• CSRF Protection
• Database Schema Management

Database Schema Management

The framework includes a database schema management system that provides:

• A default schema with tables for users, roles, permissions, menus, and related mapping tables
• A mechanism for extending the schema with client-specific tables
• A console command to initialize or drop the schema

Usage

// Get the schema manager from the container
$schemaManager = $container->get(SchemaManager::class);

// Initialize the schema (creates it if it doesn't exist)
// Note: This will only check if the schema exists and won't create it if not running from CLI
$schemaManager->initializeSchema();

Command Line Usage

Schema creation and dropping operations can only be performed from the command line on the client side for security reasons:

# Initialize the schema (create it if it doesn't exist)
php /bin/default database:migrations:initialize

# Initialize the schema with explicit up option
php /bin/default database:migrations:initialize --up

# Drop the schema
php /bin/default database:migrations:initialize --down

Attempting to create or drop the schema programmatically outside of the command line will result in a RuntimeException.

For more details, see the Schema Management Documentation.