Helps you load the configuration from a file. One of the solutions that are often useful. Singular files defining the configuration of a givem module. There will be Config/router.php and Config/View/smarty.php in the example version of the application.

return [ 'setTemplateDir' => APP_DIR . 'View/templates', // Default './View/templates' 'setCompileDir' => APP_DIR . 'View/templates_c', // Default './View/templates_c' 'addPluginsDir' => '', // Default template dir ./Libs/Plugins/smarty 'debugging' => false, // Default False 'fileExtension' => '.html.php' // Default '.html.php' ]; 

In practise, it's used for many basic thing from data download. In the example application, it's used to download "setTemplateDir". In the other case, where there wouldn't be a seet value, it's supposed to load the path given as the second parameter.

<?php namespace Controller; use Dframe\Config; use Dframe\Controller; use Dframe\Router\Response; class PageController extends Controller { /** * Initial function call */ public function init() { } /** * Catch-all method for requests that can't be matched. * * @param string $method * @param array $parameters * * @return Response */ public function __call($method, $test) { $smartyConfig = Config::load('view/smarty'); $view = $this->loadView('Index'); $patchController = $smartyConfig->get('setTemplateDir', APP_DIR . 'View/templates') . '/page/' . htmlspecialchars($_GET['action']) . $smartyConfig->get('fileExtension', '.html.php'); if (!file_exists($patchController)) { return $this->router->redirect('page/index'); } return Response::create($view->fetch('page/' . htmlspecialchars($_GET['action']))); } }