Codeigniter simplicity with Laravel performance - Support PHP 7.4, 8.0, 8.1 Tested in production despite some notifications everything works without problems.

Download LaraCode

git clone https://github.com/humolot/LaraCode.git

cd LaraCode

composer install --ignore-platform-reqs

configure .env.development /.env.production

JWT

• Six algorithms supported:

'HS256', 'HS384', 'HS512', 'RS256', 'RS384', 'RS512'

• kid support.
• Leeway support 0-120 seconds.
• Timestamp spoofing for tests.
• Passphrase support for RS* algos.

use Ahc\Jwt\JWT;

// Instantiate with key, algo, maxAge and leeway.
$jwt = new JWT('secret', 'HS256', 3600, 10);

Only the key is required. Defaults will be used for the rest:

$jwt = new JWT('secret');
// algo = HS256, maxAge = 3600, leeway = 0

For RS* algo, the key should be either a resource like below:

$key = openssl_pkey_new([
    'digest_alg' => 'sha256',
    'private_key_bits' => 1024,
    'private_key_type' => OPENSSL_KEYTYPE_RSA,
]);

OR, a string with full path to the RSA private key like below:

$key = '/path/to/rsa.key';

// Then, instantiate JWT with this key and RS* as algo:
$jwt = new JWT($key, 'RS384');

Pro You dont need to specify pub key path, that is deduced from priv key.

Generate JWT token from payload array:

$token = $jwt->encode([
    'uid'    => 1,
    'aud'    => 'http://site.com',
    'scopes' => ['user'],
    'iss'    => 'http://api.mysite.com',
]);

Retrieve the payload array:

$payload = $jwt->decode($token);

Oneliner:

$token   = (new JWT('topSecret', 'HS512', 1800))->encode(['uid' => 1, 'scopes' => ['user']]);
$payload = (new JWT('topSecret', 'HS512', 1800))->decode($token);

Pro

Can pass extra headers into encode() with second parameter:

$token = $jwt->encode($payload, ['hdr' => 'hdr_value']);

Spoof time() for testing token expiry:

$jwt->setTestTimestamp(time() + 10000);

// Throws Exception.
$jwt->parse($token);

Call again without parameter to stop spoofing time():

$jwt->setTestTimestamp();

$jwt = new JWT(['key1' => 'secret1', 'key2' => 'secret2']);

// Use key2
$token = $jwt->encode(['a' => 1, 'exp' => time() + 1000], ['kid' => 'key2']);

$payload = $jwt->decode($token);

$token = $jwt->encode(['a' => 1, 'exp' => time() + 1000], ['kid' => 'key3']);
// -> Exception with message Unknown key ID key3

Obtain API keys from the Digital Ocean Applications & API dashboard

use SpacesAPI\Spaces;

// Connect to a space
$spaces = new Spaces('api-key', 'api-secret');
$space = $spaces->space('space-name');

// Download a file
$file = $space->file('remote-file-1.txt');
$file->download('local/file/path/file.txt');

// Upload text to a file
$file2 = $space->uploadText("Lorem ipsum","remote-file-2.txt");

// Get a signed public link, valid for 2 hours
$file2url = $file2->getSignedURL("2 hours");

// Make a copy
$file3 = $file2->copy('remote-file-3.txt');

// Make a file public and get the URL
$file3->makePublic();
$file3url = $file3->getURL();

Use the credentials from your Pusher Channels application to create a new Pusher\Pusher instance.

$app_id = 'YOUR_APP_ID';
$app_key = 'YOUR_APP_KEY';
$app_secret = 'YOUR_APP_SECRET';
$app_cluster = 'YOUR_APP_CLUSTER';

$pusher = new Pusher\Pusher($app_key, $app_secret, $app_id, ['cluster' => $app_cluster]);

The fourth parameter is an $options array. The additional options are:

• scheme - e.g. http or https
• host - the host e.g. api.pusherapp.com. No trailing forward slash
• port - the http port
• path - a prefix to append to all request paths. This is only useful if you are running the library against an endpoint you control yourself (e.g. a proxy that routes based on the path prefix).
• timeout - the HTTP timeout
• useTLS - quick option to use scheme of https and port 443.
• cluster - specify the cluster where the application is running from.
• encryption_master_key - a 32 char long key. This key, along with the channel name, are used to derive per-channel encryption keys. Per-channel keys are used encrypt event data on encrypted channels.

For example, by default calls will be made over HTTPS. To use plain HTTP you can set useTLS to false:

$options = [
  'cluster' => $app_cluster,
  'useTLS' => false
];
$pusher = new Pusher\Pusher($app_key, $app_secret, $app_id, $options);

Image manipulation doesn't have to be hard. Here are a few examples on how this package makes it very easy to manipulate images.

use Spatie\Image\Image;

// modifying the image so it fits in a 100x100 rectangle without altering aspect ratio
Image::load($pathToImage)
   ->width(100)
   ->height(100)
   ->save($pathToNewImage);
   
// overwriting the original image with a greyscale version   
Image::load($pathToImage)
   ->greyscale()
   ->save();
   
// make image darker and save it in low quality
Image::load($pathToImage)
   ->brightness(-30)
   ->quality(25)
   ->save();
   
// rotate the image and sharpen it
Image::load($pathToImage)
   ->orientation(90)
   ->sharpen(15)
   ->save();

• Need more then one database connection ??
• You can have more then one database in your application and you can use them simultaneously in your app just like Codeigniter Active Data Record.

1. Open application/config/mongo_db.php file and create one more database group inside that file. For example:

$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['hostname'] = 'localhost';
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['port'] = '27017';
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['username'] = 'username';
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['password'] = 'password';
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['database'] = 'database';
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['db_debug'] = TRUE;
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['write_concerns'] = (int)1;
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['journal'] = TRUE;
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['read_preference'] = NULL;
$config['mongo_db']['newdb']['read_preference_tags'] = NULL;

• You can change group name from "newdb" to anything else you want. After changing the group name, save the file.

2. Now open your controller or model file, where you need another database connection active and write below code in the constructor of the class.

$this->load->library('mongo_db', array('activate'=>'newdb'),'mongo_db2');

• This will make new connection on new mongoDB and make it available to use as $this->mongo_db2-> inside class

• insert Insert a new document into a collection
• batch_insert Insert multiple new documents into a collection

• select Get select fields from returned documents
• where OR get_where Where section of the query
• where_in Where something is in an array of something
• where_in_all Where something is in all of an array of * something
• where_not_in Where something is not in array of something
• where_or Where something is based on or
• where_gt Where something is greater than something
• where_gte Where something is greater than or equal to something
• where_lt Where something is less than something
• where_lte Where something is less than or equal to something
• where_between Where something is in between to something
• where_between_ne Where something is in between and but not equal to something
• where_ne Where something is not equal to something
• like Where something is search by like query
• order_by Order the results
• limit OR offset Limit the number of returned results
• count Document Count based on where query
• distinct Retrieve a list of distinct values for the given key across a single collection
• find_one Retrieve single document from collection

• set Sets a field to a value
• unset_field Unsets a field
• addtoset Adds a value to an array if doesn't exist
• push Pushes a value into an array field
• pop Pops a value from an array field
• pull Removes an array by the value of a field
• rename_field Rename a field
• inc Increments the value of a field
• mul Multiple the value of a field
• max Updates the value of the field to a specified value if the specified value is greater than the current value of the field
• min Updates the value of the field to a specified value if the specified value is less than the current value of the field.
• update Update a single document in a collection
• update_all Update all documents in a collection

• delete Delete a single document in a collection
• delete_all Delete all documents in a collection

• aggregate Perform aggregation query on document

• output_benchmark return complete explain data for all the find based query performed

• add_index Create a new index on collection
• remove_index Remove index from collection
• list_indexes Show all index created on collections

• switch_db Switch to a different database
• drop_db Drops a database
• drop_collection Drops a collection
• command Perform MongoDB command

• date Create or convert date to MongoDB based Date

use Encryption\Encryption;
use Encryption\Exception\EncryptionException;

$text = 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog';
$key  = 'secretkey';
try {
    $encryption = Encryption::getEncryptionObject();
    $iv = $encryption->generateIv();
    $encryptedText = $encryption->encrypt($text, $key, $iv);
    $decryptedText = $encryption->decrypt($encryptedText, $key, $iv);

    printf('Cipher   : %s%s', $encryption->getName(), PHP_EOL);
    printf('Encrypted: %s%s', $encryptedText, PHP_EOL);
    printf('Decrypted: %s%s', $decryptedText, PHP_EOL);
    printf('Version  : %s%s', Encryption::VERSION, PHP_EOL);
}
catch (EncryptionException $e) {
    echo $e;
}

To get a list of ciphers supported by your system and this library you can call Encryption::listAvailableCiphers() to receive an array of available ciphers. This list is an intersection of available ciphers from your system's installed version of Openssl and ciphers supported by this library.

Total ciphers supported: 139
Default cipher: AES-256-CBC (version 1)

use Ozdemir\Datatables\Datatables;
use Ozdemir\Datatables\DB\CodeigniterAdapter;
class Welcome extends CI_Controller {
    public function index()
    {
        $this->load->view('welcome_message');
    }
    public function ajax()
    {
        $datatables = new Datatables(new CodeigniterAdapter);
        $datatables->query('Select film_id, title, description from film');
        echo $datatables->generate();
    }
}

This is the list of available public methods.

query($query) required

• sets the sql query

generate() required

• runs the queries and build outputs
• returns the output as json
• same as generate()->toJson()

toJson()

• returns the output as json
• should be called after generate()

toArray()

• returns the output as array
• should be called after generate()

add($column, function( $row ){})

• adds extra columns for custom usage

edit($column, function($row){})

• allows column editing

filter($column, function(){})

• allows custom filtering
• it has the methods below
  • escape($value)
  • searchValue()
  • defaultFilter()
  • between($low, $high)
  • whereIn($array)
  • greaterThan($value)
  • lessThan($value)

hide($columns)

• removes the column from output
• It is useful when you only need to use the data in add() or edit() methods.

setDistinctResponseFrom($column)

• executes the query with the given column name and adds the returned data to the output with the distinctData key.

setDistinctResponse($output)

• adds the given data to the output with the distinctData key.

getColumns()

• returns column names (for dev purpose)

getQuery()

Eloquent: Getting Started Eloquent: Getting Started

Database: Getting Started Database: Getting Started

Step 1: Add this to your controller (should be before any of your code)

use chriskacerguis\RestServer\RestController;

Step 2: Extend your controller

class Example extends RestController

Here is a basic example. This controller, which should be saved as Api.php, can be called in two ways:

• http://domain/api/users/ will return the list of all users
• http://domain/api/users/id/1 will only return information about the user with id = 1

<?php
defined('BASEPATH') OR exit('No direct script access allowed');

use chriskacerguis\RestServer\RestController;

class Api extends RestController {

    function __construct()
    {
        // Construct the parent class
        parent::__construct();
    }

    public function users_get()
    {
        // Users from a data store e.g. database
        $users = [
            ['id' => 0, 'name' => 'John', 'email' => '[email protected]'],
            ['id' => 1, 'name' => 'Jim', 'email' => '[email protected]'],
        ];

        $id = $this->get( 'id' );

        if ( $id === null )
        {
            // Check if the users data store contains users
            if ( $users )
            {
                // Set the response and exit
                $this->response( $users, 200 );
            }
            else
            {
                // Set the response and exit
                $this->response( [
                    'status' => false,
                    'message' => 'No users were found'
                ], 404 );
            }
        }
        else
        {
            if ( array_key_exists( $id, $users ) )
            {
                $this->response( $users[$id], 200 );
            }
            else
            {
                $this->response( [
                    'status' => false,
                    'message' => 'No such user found'
                ], 404 );
            }
        }
    }
}

use raelgc\view\Template;

The basic working of the template engine is based on the following idea: you have a PHP file (which will use the library), and this file will not contain any HTML code. The HTML code will be separated, in a file that will contain only HTML codes. This HTML file will be read by the PHP file. Incidentally, everything will be processed in the PHP file.

That said, let's go to the first example, the already familiar Hello world. Let's create 2 files: the PHP responsible for all the logic, and the HTML file with our layout.

Then, create an HTML file, called hello.html with the content below:

<html>
  <body>
    Hello PHP!
  </body>
</html>

Usage

  use raelgc\view\Template;
  $tpl = new Template("hello.html");
  $tpl->show();

Now for an important concept: template variables. As you can imagine, we're going to want to change various parts of the HTML file. How to do this? Simple: on the HTML side, you create so-called template variables. See the example below:

<html>
  <body>
    Hello {EXAMPLE}, PHP!
  </body>
</html>

  use raelgc\view\Template;
  $tpl = new Template("hello.html");
  $tpl->EXAMPLE = "LaraCode";
  $tpl->show();

Template variables that do not have a value assigned will be cleared from the final generated code.

  use raelgc\view\Template;
  $tpl = new Template("hello.html");
  $tpl->EXAMPLE = "LaraCode";
  die("Value of Example: ".$tpl->EXAMPLE);
  $tpl->show();

If you want to assign a value to a template variable, but you are not sure if the variable exists, you can use the exists() method to check.

  use raelgc\view\Template;
  $tpl = new Template("layout.html");
  if($tpl->exists("EXAMPLE")) $tpl->EXAMPLE = "LaraCode";
  $tpl->show();

This is the second and final concept you need to know about this template library: blocks.

Imagine that you would like to list the total number of products registered in a database. If there are no products, you will display a warning that no products were found.

We will then use two blocks: one that shows the total amount; and another that warns that there are no registered products, if the bank is really empty. The HTML code for this is:

<html>
  <body>

    <p>Number of products registered in the system:</p>

    <!-- BEGIN BLOCK_NUMBERS -->
    <div class="destaque">There are {QUANTITY} products registered.</div>
    <!-- END BLOCK_NUMBERS -->

    <!-- BEGIN BLOCK_EMPTY -->
    <div class="vazio">There is no registered product.</div>
    <!-- END BLOCK_EMPTY -->

  </body>
</html>

The words BEGIN and END must always be capitalized. The block name must contain only letters, numbers or underscores.

And then, on the PHP side, let's check if the products exist. If so, we will show the BLOCK_NUMBERS block. If not, we will display the BLOCK_EMPTY block.

  use raelgc\view\Template;
  $tpl = new Template("hello.html");
  $numbers = 5;
  if($numbers > 0){
      $tpl->QUANTITY = $numbers;
      $tpl->block("BLOCK_NUMBERS");
  }
  else {
      $tpl->block("BLOCK_EMPTY");
  }
  $tpl->show();

Notice that we only have one HTML table row for the product data, inside a block. Let's then assign value to these variables, and duplicate the content of the block as we list the products:

  use raelgc\view\Template;
  $tpl = new Template("hello.html");
  $products = array(
    array("name" => "Washing powder", "amount" => 15),
    array("name" => "Toothbrush", "amount" => 53),
    array("name" => "Toothpaste", "amount" => 37)
  );
  foreach($products as $p){
    $tpl->NAME = $p["name"];
    $tpl->AMOUNT = $p["amount"];
    $tpl->block("BLOCK_PRODUCTS");
  }
  $tpl->show();

Let's now put together the 2 examples of using blocks that we saw: we want to show product data in a block, but if there are no products registered, we will display a message with a warning. Let's do this now using nested blocks, i.e. blocks inside other blocks:

<html>
  <body>

    <p>Products registered in the system:</p>

    <!-- BEGIN BLOCK_PRODUCTS -->
    <table border="1">

      <tr><td>Name</td><td>Amount</td></tr>

      <!-- BEGIN BLOCK_DATA -->
      <tr>
        <td> {NAME} </td>
        <td> {AMOUNT} </td>
      </tr>
      <!-- END BLOCK_DATA -->

    </table>
    <!-- END BLOCK_PRODUCTS -->

    <!-- BEGIN BLOCK_EMPTY -->
    <div class="none">No records found.</div>
    <!-- END BLOCK_EMPTY -->

  </body>
</html>

And then, if there are products, we display the PRODUCTS block. Otherwise, we display the EMPTY block:

  use raelgc\view\Template;
  $tpl = new Template("hello.html");
  $tpl->addFile("CONTENT", "content.html"); // header.html, footer.html etc.

  $products = array(
    array("name" => "Washing powder", "amount" => 15),
    array("name" => "Toothbrush", "amount" => 53),
    array("name" => "Toothpaste", "amount" => 37)
  );

  foreach($products as $p){
    $tpl->NAME = $p["name"];
    $tpl->AMOUNT = $p["amount"];
    $tpl->block("BLOCK_DATA");
  }

  // If there are products, then we show the block with the data of all
  if(isset($products) && is_array($products) && sizeof($products) > 0){
    $tpl->block("BLOCK_PRODUCTS");
  }
  // Otherwise, we show the block with the warning of no registered
  else {
    $tpl->block("BLOCK_EMPTY");
  }

  $tpl->show();

?>

Let's assume that for some reason you need to keep a template variable in the final output of your HTML. For example: you are writing a system that automatically generates the templates for you.

For that, let's assume you have the HTML below:

<html>
  <body>

    {CONTENT}

  </body>
</html>

And you need {CONTENT} not to be replaced (or removed), but to remain in the final HTML.

To do this, escape by including {_} inside the variable:

<html>
  <body>

    {{_}CONTENT}

  </body>
</html>

Below are the meanings for the error messages displayed by the Template class:

• Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}': you are probably using PHP < 7 (see the requirements needed to use this library).

• addFile: var <varname> doesn't exist: you are using the addFile() method to add an HTML file (or equivalent), but the template variable you want to put the content in does not exist.

• var <varname> does not exist: you are trying to assign value to a variable that does not exist. Make sure that the name of the template variable is correct, and that you are using as the name of this variable only letters, numbers and underscore, between braces.

• file <filename> does not exist: you are providing the path to an HTML file (or equivalent) that does not exist, or whose read permission is denied.

• file <filename> is empty: the HTML file (or equivalent) you are passing as a parameter is empty. If it's empty, either you're entering a wrong file, or you forgot to put content in it.

• duplicate block: <blockname>: the name you are trying to assign to the block has already been given to another block. Remember that the block name must be unique. If you are using more than one HTML file (or equivalent), the block with the same name as yours may be in one of the other files.

• block <blockname> is malformed: the block you declared is defective. Maybe you used the BEGIN BLOCK tag with one name, and ended up (the END BLOCK tag) with another. Or, you forgot the END BLOCK tag. Or you put the FINALLY BLOCK tag in the wrong place.

• block <blockname> does not exist: you are telling the block() method the name of a block that does not exist. Make sure that the block name is correct, and that you are using only letters, numbers and underscores as the name of this block.

• there is no method in class <classname> to access <object>-><property>: there is no method to access the property you are calling. If you call in HTML OBJECT->NAME, this object's class must have a method called getName() or isName(). See more details in the "Using Objects" section.

    use Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid;
    $uuid = Uuid::uuid4();
    printf(
        "UUID: %s\nVersion: %d\n",
        $uuid->toString(),
        $uuid->getFields()->getVersion()
    );

UUID: Getting Started UUID: Getting Started

You can start your multi tenant using helper domain.

Use codetisan to create your controllers, models and views

php index.php codetisan 

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

MIT