UI
For the UI and Front-End part, Ubiquity uses by default phpMv-UI (PHP components library based on Semantic-UI and jQuery)
So to generate a Semantic UI dropdown from a model, you can do :
public function clientsDropDownTest(){
$clients=DAO::getAll(\models\Client::class);
$form=$this->jquery->semantic()->htmlForm('frm');
$form->addDropdown('clients',JArray::modelArray($clients,'getId','__toString'));
$this->loadView('ddTest.html');
}In the associated view, you can display the form:
{{ q['frm'] | raw }}Deployment
For the deployment, everything depends on the available server solution. I advise you to read the Servers and Optimization parts of the guide.And to come back to me if you have other questions
ManyToMany and Dropdown
The easiest first step is to create a CRUD controller for the model, and see if you can get the desired result by customizing it.
Hi,
If it is about this extension ReactPHP
yes, it is implemented with Ubiquity :
Just do:
Ubiquity serve -t=reactThe composer dependencies are added as needed and the server starts on port 8095 (which can be changed with -p).
Nevertheless, I will not advise its use in production.
Benchmarks performed on Techempower have led to poor results when testing React with php-pm. React reacts badly to a high level of concurrency (see php-pm/php-pm#456).
The React or php-pm solution are not documented for this reason.
It is preferable to use Ubiquity with more stable solutions :
- Swoole
- Workerman
- nginx with php-ngx
And there, the performance really takes off.
For the encryption part, CSRF protection, Cookie protection, you can find it in Ubiquity-security (installable and configurable from the webtools).
The management based on roles is in Ubiquity-acl, also installable and configurable with the webtools.
The documentation of these 2 modules is in progress
In terms of performance, all other things being equal (with the same Roadrunner platform), there is a big difference between the two, based on the Techempower benchmarks use cases.
see Ubiquity vs Spiral With Roadrunner on Techempower benchmarks
It's from simple to double.
If you consider an example of how to use ORM, I use this example provided by the Spiral ORM README:
load all active users and pre-load their paid orders sorted from newest to olders
//Spiral loading
$users = $orm->getRepository(User::class)
->select()
->where('active', true)
->load('orders', [
'method' => Select::SINGLE_QUERY,
'load' => function($q) {
$q->where('paid', true)
}
])
->fetchAll();//Ubiquity loading
$users=DAO::uGetAll(User::class,'active= ? and orders.paid = ?',[true,true]);Otherwise, I would say that you also have to take into consideration the needs of your teams, their skills and the projects you're going to work on.
The choice of a framework depends more on this adaptation to needs and skills than on the intrinsic characteristics of a framework.
Last but not least, you should not forget that the quality of your developments depends more on your best practices than on the tools, languages or frameworks you choose to use.
Hello, so watch out RoadRunner on Techempower it's due to the fact that they took the net/http, if you switch to fasthttp it arrives at the top of the list, then swoole and then workerman, it was tested recently by our teams, I am wary of Techempower because not always reliable, but it must be said that the tests are not very simple to perform either because there is a whole process to be taken into account on each framework/server to perform good tests.
But the good news is that RoadRunner (with fasthhtp) integrates well with Ubiquity.
Thank you for this example, I add it to my presentation, because I would really like to work with Ubiquity.
Hi @ths.thaehtetsan_gitlab
Without knowing anything about your configuration, it is difficult to help you.
It would be better in this case to open an issue, to be able to explain your problem correctly.
You will be able to put there the configuration file (
app/config/config.php), or the .htaccess file.Otherwise, you have some documentation on the configuration of the servers.
Hi
The framework works only with embedded server. If I run the project with Apache Vhost on my local machine of Ubuntu 20.04, all of routes except the default are 404. How to deploy on production?
Here is the configuration file <VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName testub.local
ServerAlias www.testub.local
ServerAdmin webmaster@testub.local
DocumentRoot /var/www/testub.local
<Directory /var/www/testub.local>
Options -Indexes +FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
</Directory>
ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/testub.local-error.log
CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/testub.local-access.log combined</VirtualHost>
.htaccess file at the root of the project does not refer to the correct RewriteBase,this would be:
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{HTTP_ACCEPT} !(.*images.*)
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?c=$1 [L,QSA]
</IfModule>