mlib

mlib (My Librairy) is a set of php (javascript/css) classes that make some frequent task in php application programming easier. Some of these classes, which help in building client side interface, come with a style (css and images packaged in a folder) and a javascript file. mlib is totaly independent, it means it requires no framework or other librairy to work

mlib is distributed as 2 folders :

- mlib/
	- mlib/				(php classes)
	- assets/mlib/		(css, javascripts and images)

according the framework you use or the way you use to organize your php applications, you'll have to put these folders in the right place.

List of tools

• MConfig: a class for loading configuration files halfway between xml files and properties files
• MForm : a class for generating forms from conf files
• MFormValidator: simply check everything sent by a form
• MConsole: dashboards
• MTree : to display a tree
• MTooltip: to do a little better than the 'title' attribute
• MCaptcha: to add a captcha to a form
• MLdap : an object overlay for php's native ldap_* functions
• MMail : an easy-to-use php mailer
• MString : some additional functions for manipulating character strings
• MAjaxZone : an easy way to create a zone with an ajax content
• MFileSystem : add some php native missing operations on directories
• MMessenger : a simple way to display messages (infos, warnings, errors ...) across pages
• MCache : allow to store and retrieve easily some costing to compute objects or vars, in files
• MEncoderDecoder : a class for easy symetric or asymetric encoding/decoding strings
• MLogger : classes for logging. Could easily be extended if PSR3 compliant logger is needed
• MAutoComplete : easily display an autocomplete input with many options

Documentation

mlib comes with a wwwsamples directory. You can easily install wwwsamples on a webserver : copy wwwsamples folder somewhere on your webserver (usually under /var/www/ or /var/www/html/ on a linux distribution) copy mlib src folder in wwwsamples directory as "mlib" wwwsamples/samples/tmp/ should be writable by the webserver

Running these samples in a webbrowser gives a good overview of mlib capabilities.

Warning: wwwsamples should not be used in a production environment.

A detailed documentation is available here :

- EN : https://lezab.github.io/myPhp/en/base/mlib/
- FR : https://lezab.github.io/myPhp/fr/base/mlib/