For licence details see LICENCE.md Documentation is available on Wiki : https://github.com/mossphp/moss-framework/wiki

Welcome to Moss a micro framework, that provides basic tools for building simple web pages or APIs it can also handle something bigger.

So what's the difference between other micro-frameworks?

Moss isn't some kind of cropped full stack framework, that was cut down to fit into micro segment.

Moss was developed as a solution with small footprint, that is easy to extend and with as little dependencies as possible - and still simple to use.

Moss also wants to be fashionable and follows trends: dependency injection, event dispatching, request-response objects, clean code. Not because its fancy to be trendy, but because it makes sense and code benefits from them.

• fully grown Router (not powerful but working :) ),
• Request and Response objects (got http auth, and easy header management),
• flash messages
• dependency injection container
• event dispatcher with AOP
• closure and class controllers (that can be organized into bundles with fluent directory structure),
• simple view that can be easily extended with bridge to use Twig (as package in composer)
• and clean code
• and more

Documentation is available on Wiki : https://github.com/mossphp/moss-framework/wiki

Add to composer.json:

	{
	    "require": {
	        "moss/framework": "*"
	    }
	}

Or from console

	php composer.phar require moss/framework

Then create entry file, eg ./web/index.php containing:

	<?php
	use Moss\Config\Config;
	use Moss\Container\ContainerInterface;
	use Moss\Http\Response\Response;
	use Moss\Kernel\App;
	
	require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
	
	$app = new App(new Config());
	$app->route('main', '/', function () { return new Response('Hello World'); });
	$app->run()->send();

Or download simple sample app from github

If you want to submit fix or some other enhancements, feel free to do so. Whenever you find a bug it would be nice if you submit it. And if you submit fix - this would be truly amazing!

• Fork;
• Create a new branch for each feature/improvement/issue;
• Send a pull request from branch

All pull requests must adhere to the PSR-2 standard. All pull requests should be accompanied by passing PHPUnit tests. Add phpDocs to all methods, including at least a description, all @param, @return and @throws declaration