PHP Development Toolkit
A collection of tools and services designed to enhance PHP applications, particularly those using the Plasticode CMS, focusing on modularity, robustness, and adherence to modern PHP standards.
Core Enhancements
- Plasticode CMS Enhancement Tool:
Provides additional plugins and modules for Plasticode CMS using object-oriented PHP and dependency injection. - PHP Data Validation Library:
A Composer package for robust data validation in PHP applications, integrating with Plasticode projects and leveraging PHP 7.4 features.
Error Handling & Logging
- Error Handling and Logging Toolkit:
Implements proper error handling and logging in Plasticode applications using PSR-12 compliant code and PHP’s try-catch blocks.
Dependency Management & Testing
- Dependency Injection Container for PHP:
Offers a lightweight DI container adhering to PSR-12 standards, improving application architecture and dependency management. - Modular PHP Unit Testing Framework:
A Composer-managed framework for comprehensive unit testing in PHP applications, integrating with Plasticode.
Education & Code Quality
- Iterative Coding Learning Platform:
Teaches PHP and Plasticode through iterative and modular best practices, emphasizing SOLID principles and dependency injection. - Descriptive Code Snippet Repository:
Provides PHP code snippets with descriptive naming, adhering to PSR-12 standards for best practice examples. - Automated Code Refactoring Service:
Analyzes and refactors codebases to ensure adherence to object-oriented principles and SOLID design.
External Integrations
- Telegram Bot Management Platform:
Allows users to create and manage Telegram bots using the Telegram Bot API, following SOLID principles for modularity.
Key Technologies:
- PHP
- Plasticode CMS
- PSR-12 Standards
- Dependency Injection
- SOLID Principles
Overview of .cursorrules prompt
The .cursorrules file is designed for developers working with PHP, Plasticode, and the Telegram Bot API, guiding them towards best practices in web development. It emphasizes writing concise and technical responses, using object-oriented programming and following SOLID principles. The file encourages developers to prioritize iteration and modularization to avoid code duplication, to use descriptive names for variables and methods, and to favor dependency injection. It specifies the use of PHP 7.4 features, adheres to PSR-12 coding standards, and includes implementing proper error handling with try-catch blocks. Dependencies mentioned include Plasticode and Composer for managing dependencies.
