Simplicity PHP Framework

This is Simple PHP Framework started as Login with templates. I am currently turning it into a more evolved framework to simplify dweb development.

The framework is meant to centralize code I have used on other projects to maximize reuse and turbo charge development

Primary Folders:

• src directory: Simplicity Framework Files
  • SimpleAuth: a simple auth library for providing authentication
  • SimpleTemplate: a simple theme engine
  • SimpleForm: a simple form engine
  • SimpleDebug: a collapsible prettier alternative to print_r
  • SimpleCache: caches a file for a specified amount of time
  • SimpleHttpRequest: uses curl to fetch a file
  • CSRF : Simple CSRF class, see Qrcode demo for example
• src/components directory: Plugins for the Simplicity Cms/Plugin Handler
  • Block - The basic element on a page is a block, there are multiple types of blocks
  • TextBlock - Specific block which provides text
  • Section - There can be multiple blocks in one section. Like header, content, footer
  • Page - A page is what eventually is served and contains multiple section
  • Feed - RSS feed plugin. Fetches and displays RSS Feeds
  • Folder - a Folder serves a folder as a route
  • SimpleTemplate - Template Provider using simple substitution
  • TwigTemplate - Template Provider using Twig as an engine
  • Menu - Creates menus
  • ContentProvider - Block providing a typical blog
  • OSZContent - Default content provider using the open site database as data source
  • ImageMenu - Image menu block

There are more complex frameworks but this is probably as simple as you can get to understand

License

© 2025 Youness El Andaloussi

This Simplicity Framework is distributed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License, Version 2 (LGPLv2). This license ensures that you can freely use this library in both open-source and proprietary projects, while also ensuring that any modifications to the library itself remain open. Please refer to the LICENSE-LGPLv2.md file for the full license text and important details, including the disclaimer of warranty.

When you contribute to the Simplicity Framework by submitting a patch, pull request, or any other form of contribution, you agree that your code is contributed under the MIT License. This allows us to integrate contributions easily while maintaining the LGPL licensing for the framework's core.