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// class User {}
class Vendor_User {}
$user = new Vendor_User();
// function get_info() {}
function vendor_get_info()
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![PHP 5.2 “Namespaces”
// class User {}
class Vendor_User {}
$user = new Vendor_User();
// function get_info() {}
function vendor_get_info()
// $_SESSION["user_prefs"]
$_SESSION["Vendor_User"]["prefs"];
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Organizing Your PHP Projects (2010 ConFoo)
The document presents best practices for organizing PHP projects, emphasizing the importance of structured development to enhance maintainability, security, and teamwork. It discusses project evolution from ad-hoc scripting to modular applications and frameworks, advocating for the use of namespaces and class-to-file naming conventions. The overarching lesson is to treat project organization as if it were part of a library collection to facilitate integration and reduce reliance on global variables.
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- 1. Organizing Your PHPProjects Paul M. Jones ConFoo, Montréal 10 Mar 2010 http://joind.in/1289
- 2. Read These • “MythicalMan-Month”, Brooks • “Art of Project Management”, Berkun • “Peopleware”, DeMarco and Lister 2
- 3. Project Planning in One Lesson • Examine real-world projects • The One Lesson for organizing your project • Elements of The One Lesson • The One Lesson in practice 3
- 4. About Me • Web Architect • PHP since 1999 (PHP 3) • Solar Framework (lead) • Savant Template System (lead) • Zend Framework (found. contrib.) • PEAR Group (2007-2008) • Web framework benchmarks 4
- 5. About You • Project lead/manager? • Improve team consistency? • Want to share your code with others? • Want to use code from others? • Want to reduce recurring integration issues? 5
- 6. Goals for Organizing • Security • Integration and extension • Adaptable to change • Predictable and maintainable • Teamwork consistency • Re-use rules on multiple projects 6
- 7. Project Research; or, “Step 1: Study Underpinnings” 7
- 8. Project Evolution Tracks One-Off Heap Standalone App Library ? Modular App Collection Framework CMS 8
- 9. One-Off Heap • No discernible architecture • Browse directly to the scripts • Add to it piece by piece • Little to no separation of concerns • All variables are global • Unmanageable, difficult to extend 9
- 10. Standalone Application • One-off heap ++ • Series of separate page scripts and common includes • Installed in web root • Each responsible for global execution environment • Script variables still global 10
- 11. Standalone Application: Typical Main Script // Setup or bootstrapping define('INCLUDE_PATH', dirname(__FILE__) . '/'); include_once INCLUDE_PATH . "inc/prepend.inc.php" include_once INCLUDE_PATH . "lib/foo.class.php"; include_once INCLUDE_PATH . "lib/View.class.php"; // Actions (if we're lucky) $foo = new Foo(); $data = $foo->getData(); // Display (if we're lucky) $view = new View(INCLUDE_PATH . 'tpl/'); $view->assign($data); echo $view->fetch('template.tpl'); // Teardown include_once INCLUDE_PATH . "inc/append.inc.php"; 11
- 12. Standalone Application: Typical Include File // expects certain globals if (! defined('APP_CONSTANT')) { die("Direct access not allowed."); } 12
- 13. Standalone Application: TypicalFile Structure index.php # main pages page1.php # page2.php # page3.php # sub/ # sub-section index.php # zim.php # gir.php # inc/ # includes config.inc.php # prepend.inc.php # lib/ # libraries foo.class.php # Bundle1/ # Bundle2/ # 13
- 14. Standalone Application: Support Structure bin/ # command-line tools cache/ # cache files css/ # stylesheets docs/ # documentation img/ # images install/ # installation scripts js/ # javascript log/ # log files sql/ # schema migrations theme/ # themes or skins tpl/ # templates -- no standard naming or structure -- index.html file in each directory 14
- 15. Project Evolution Tracks One-Off Heap Standalone App Library ? Modular App Collection Framework CMS 15
- 16. Modular Application • Standalone application ++ • Same file structure and script style • One additional directory: “modules”, “plugins”, etc • Hooks in the “main” scripts for additional behaviors • Use global variables to coordinate between modules 16
- 17. CMS • Modular application ++ • General-purpose application broker • All "main" scripts become sub-applications • Still in the web root, still using globals to coordinate 17
- 18. Application/CMS Projects • Achievo • Eventum • PhpMyAdmin • Code Igniter* • Gallery • Seagull* • Coppermine • Joomla/ • SugarCRM Mambo • DokuWiki • Vanilla • MediaWiki • Drupal • WordPress 18
- 19. Project Evolution Tracks One-Off Heap Standalone App Library ? Modular App Collection Framework CMS 19
- 20. Library Collection • Specific, limited logic extracted from an app • Re-used directly in unrelated applications and other libraries • No global variables • Class-oriented • Can exist anywhere in the file system 20
- 21. Library Project: Typical File Structure Foo.php # Foo Foo/ # Component.php # Foo_Component Component/ # Element1.php # Foo_Component_Element1 Element2.php # Foo_Component_Element2 Bar.php # Bar Bar/ # Task.php # Bar_Task Part/ # Part1.php # Bar_Task_Part1 Part2.php # Bar_Task_Part2 21
- 22. Framework • Codebase • Library collection • Apps extend from it • Support structure • Bootstrap file • Public assets • Protected assets 22
- 23. Library/Framework Projects • AdoDB • Lithium • Savant • Cake • Mojavi/Agavi • Seagull * • CgiApp • PAT • Smarty • Code Igniter * • PEAR • Solar • Doctrine • PHP Unit • SwiftMailer • EZ Components • Phing • Symfony • HtmlPurifier • Phly • WACT • Horde • Prado • Zend Framework 23
- 24. Project Evolution Tracks class- One-Off include- oriented Heap oriented Standalone App Library ? Modular App Collection Framework CMS 24
- 25. The One Lesson; or, “Step 2: ... ?” 25
- 26. Organize your project as if it is a library collection.
- 27. Elements of The One Lesson • Stop using globals • Namespace everything • Class-to-file naming 27
- 28. 1. Stop UsingGlobals • Stop using register_globals • Stop using $GLOBALS • Stop using global 28
- 29. 2. Namespace Everything • Automatic deconfliction of identifiers • Classes (“vendor”) • Functions, variables, constants • Use with $_SESSION, $_COOKIE, etc. keys 29
- 30. Choosing a Namespace • Project, client, brand, channel • A short word or acronym, not a letter (“Z”) • A unique name, not a generic name related to a task (Date, HTML, RSS, Table, User) 30
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- 32. PHP 5.3 Namespaces namespace vendor; class User {} // relativenamespace namespace vendor; $user = new User(); // absolute namespace namespace other; $user = new vendorUser(); 32
- 33. 3. Class-To-File Naming •Class name maps directly to file name • Vendor_User => Vendor/User.php • Horde, PEAR, Solar, Zend, others • Highly predictable file locations • Lends itself to autoloading 33
- 34. Class-to-File Naming (PHP5.2, Horde/PEAR) // studly-caps needs preg_replace(), but: VendorAuthOpenId => ... Vendor/Auth/Open/Id.php? Vendor/Auth/OpenId.php? // underscores just need str_replace() Vendor_Auth_OpenId => Vendor/Auth/OpenId.php 34
- 35. Class-to-File (PHP 5.3, PSR-0) foo_barpkgMain => /foo_bar/pkg/Main.php foo_barpkgMain_Sub => /foo_bar/pkg/Main/Sub.php • PEAR, Solar, Zend, Doctrine, Lithium, Symfony 2 35
- 36. The One LessonIn Practice; or, “Step 3: Profit!” 36
- 37. Extended Effects of The One Lesson • Can be used anywhere (app, module, lib, CMS, framework) • Structure for refactoring and additions • Testing, profiling, and public files can parallel the same structure • Intuitive for new developers • No more include-path woes 37
- 38. Mambo CMS administrator/ components/ editor/ files/ help/ images/ includes/ Vendor/ index.php installation/ language/ mainbody.php mambots/ media/ modules/ templates/ 38
- 39. Zend Framework project/ application/ bootstrap.php configs/ controllers/ models/ views/ helpers/ scripts/ library/ Zend/ Vendor/ public index.php 39
- 40. Lithium app/ config/ controllers/ extensions/ index.php libraries/ models/ resources/ tests/ views/ webroot/ libraries/ lithium/ vendor/ 40
- 41. Symfony 2 hello/ config/ console/ HelloKernel.php src/ Application/ HelloBundle/ Bundle.php Controller/ Resources/ autoload.php vendor/ symfony/ zend/ vendor/ web/ 41
- 42. Solar system/ config/ config.php docroot/ index.php public/ include/ Solar.php Solar/ Vendor/ script/ source/ sqlite/ tmp/ 42
- 43. Solar Apps AreLibraries Too include/ Solar/ Vendor/ App/ Page.php Page/ Layout/ Locale/ Public/ View/ Model/ Gir.php Gir/ Zim.php Zim/ 43
- 44. Refactoring • Move fromexisting include-based architecture to class-based architecture ... • ... by functionality • ... by script • Then build scripts out of classes, not includes • Then build apps out of classes, not scripts • Leads to MVC / MVP / PAC architecture 44
- 45.
- 46. The One Lesson •Organize your project as if it will be part of a library collection • Avoid globals • Use namespaces for deconfliction • Use class-to-file naming convention 46
- 47. Goals for Organizing • Security • Integration and extension • Adaptable to change • Predictable and maintainable • Teamwork consistency • Re-use rules on multiple projects 47
- 48. • Questions? • Comments? •Criticism? 48
- 49. Thanks! • <http://paul-m-jones.com> • <http://solarphp.com> •Solar Framework talk on Thursday • <http://joind.in/1289> 49