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AiGen
Technical Guide
Technical Guide
Server Requirements
Server requirements as given below:
- PHP >= 8.1.0
- OpenSSL PHP Extension
- PDO PHP Extension
- Mbstring PHP Extension
- Tokenizer PHP Extension
- XML PHP Extension
- Ctype PHP Extension
- JSON PHP Extension
- BCMath PHP Extension
- Fileinfo PHP Extension
- GD Library (>=2.0)
- Curl
- MySQL 5.7 +
File Structure
While development we follow some of our rules to organize the code. For this we have made some changes to the Laravel framework files as follows:
Controllers
By default, Laravel placed all its controllers under Http/Controllers folder, our component controllers are placed App/Yantrana/Components/ in their respective component
File Structure
All the component code is placed under the folder called Yantrana under the app folder. This folder contains folders:
- __Laraware – a files contain a core file for the various classes which mostly extends Laravel classes & helper, which are restricted to change while development.
- Base – is also contains the base files for various classes which mostly extended using __Laraware classes.
- Support – contains various & common helpers & classes.
- Services – contains various & common required service classes.
- Components – This is main folder which contains all the business logic in to its own modules as follows:
- Component Folder
Each component has its own folder structure as follows:
- Models – Contains all the model files.
- Controllers – contains all the controller files.
- Repositories – contains all the repositories which treated as data-layer.
- Requests – contains the request files mostly for forms.
- Blueprints – contains the interface files for required classes.
- Engine.php – Its treated as most important file for the component
Each component can have multiple sub components.
public/dist Folder
This folder contains all the frontend related files like JS, CSS etc.
In the CSS & JS folder you will find files named like: application.min.js, vendor-manage.css etc.
For the application 2 types of files are there one is minified (.min) & other one is normal non-minified files (.src). By default, application uses .min files & called in to below named views which are placed under resources/views using __yessethelper functions, which dynamically finds the files on given file named & path contains *.
- *-master.blade.php
- includes/head-content.blade.php
- includes/foot-content.blade.php
media-storage
This folder stores all the static media of the files like images etc.
For the most other things you can consider Laravel PHP Framework documents at below link: https://laravel.com/docs/10.x
FAQs
Question:
How I can change homepage?
Answer:
You need to edit outer-home.blade.phpfile under resources/views folder.
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Question:
I am using shared hosting and want to target public folder without public keyword in address bar?
Answer:
You need create .htaccessfile with following code and place it into base folder (parent of public folder)
<IfModulemod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ public/$1 [L]
</IfModule>
Emails
For some action system uses email by default it uses php mail function as driver you can change it using .env file for more info see https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/mail
System uses resources/views/emails/index.blade.php as main view you can manage header & footer from here. Also, all the email view files are stored in resource/views/email folder.
Please Note
There is certain information you should aware of.
- If you set APP_DEBUG=true in the .env file.the system also logs lot of information in to the Browser’s Console panel for debugging, so please keep it false for the productionuses.
- When the APP_DEBUG=false in the .envfile. the page’s markup automatically minified
- Admin Email is sent in English Only.
For the added protection sensitive information like username, passwords are sent encrypted to the server using OpenSSL, when form gets submitted When form has data-secured=true the form inputs get encrypted client side and gets decrypted server side.