MintyPHP

<h1><img alt="MintyPHP" height="50" src="web/img/minty_square.png"> MintyPHP</h1>

MintyPHP aims to be a full-stack PHP 7 (or 8) framework that is:

  - Easy to learn
  - Secure by design
  - Light-weight

By design, it does:

  - … have one variable scope for all layers.
  - … require you to write SQL queries (no ORM).
  - … use PHP as a templating language.

Mainly to make it easy to learn for PHP developers.

[Download](https://mintyphp.github.io/installation/) / 
[Documentation](https://mintyphp.github.io/docs/)

## External links

- [MintyPHP v3 is released](https://tqdev.com/2022-mintyphp-v3-is-released)
- [MintyPHP now on packagist!](https://tqdev.com/2018-mindaphp-now-on-packagist)

## Quickstart (Docker)

1. Copy `.env.example` to `.env` (defaults are fine for local dev).
2. Build and start the stack:

   ```bash
   docker compose up --build
   ```

3. Open the app at `http://localhost:8080`.
4. Register a user, then visit `/admin` (protected route).
5. phpMyAdmin is available at `http://localhost:8081`.

### Notes

- MintyPHP uses Memcached for its firewall cache; the compose stack includes a `memcached` service and the PHP container has the extension enabled.
- `config/config.php` is generated and gitignored by default; adjust `.gitignore` if you want to commit it.