The Factory class is the central point for class communication in FuzeWorks. When someone needs to load, for instance, the layout class, one has to do the following:
$factory = Factory::getInstance();
$layout = $factory->layout;
The Factory class allows the user to replace dependencies on the fly. It is possible for a class to replace a dependency, like Logger, on the fly by calling the $factory->newInstance('Logger'); or the $factory->setInstance('Logger', $object); This allows for creative ways to do dependency injection, or keep classes
separated.
It is also possible to load a cloned instance of the Factory class, so that all properties are independant as well,
all to suit your very needs.
- Modules can now be loaded using routes by adding a routes[] array to the moduleInfo.php. When it matches, the module gets loaded, and a route() function in the main class gets called. (Fixes#79)
- Composer can now load from a different file
- License headers have been added to all core files (Fixes#66)
- Table model has been renamed to sqltable. Interpret model has been removed
- layoutLoadViewEvent added
- Controllers now extend the \FuzeWorks\ControllerAbstract class
- Controllers are now in the \Application\Controller namespace
- Models are now in the \Application\Model namespace
- Events are now in the \FuzeWorks\Event namespace
- Moved some classes in a different namespace for a better overview
- Events can now properly load function listeners (fixes#81)
- Documentation added to more classes. (Partially fixes#58)
- Added replace() command to DatabaseUtils Abstract Model
- Added more unit tests for router, query and events
