FuelPHP

Software Screenshot:
FuelPHP
Software Details:
Version: 1.7.3 / 2.0 Alpha 1 updated
Upload Date: 4 Jun 15
Developer: FUEL Team
Distribution Type: Freeware
Downloads: 57

Rating: nan/5 (Total Votes: 0)

FUEL is not a direct fork of any one framework.

What it does is to take all the best ideas from other frameworks and combining them into one single development entity.

FUEL is an MVC framework.

What is new in this release:

  • A possible XSS vulnerabity in the Profiler output has been fixed.
  • The import() function can now also import third-party classes in APPPATH/vendor.
  • When using multiple DB connections, the profiler now shows the connection used for the query.
  • The Profiler now html encodes the output to avoid incorrect handling of the ampersand.
  • The internal Markdown class has been removed, and replaced by the Composer library.
  • Some methods were still defined as private. This has been changed to protected to allow extension.
  • Fully namespaced controllers are now supported. Now you can use class names like Controller\Foo\Bar, Controller_Foo_Bar, or Controller\Foo_Bar.
  • The Database layer now has support for nested transactions, either through native SQL support, or via SAVEPOINTS.
  • The Agent class has been switched back to the original browscap.org URL's.
  • Saving a Lang or Config file will now flush the APC and/or Opcode cache.
  • Double quotes inside an HTML tag attribute value are now escaped.
  • Debug logging has been added to the Session classes to aid in debugging session loss.
  • GZIP compression is now automatically disabled if the client indicates it doesn't support it.
  • Unit tests have been adapted where needed to support PHPUnit 4.
  • The html_tag helper function now generates compliant HTML.
  • Several pieces of file handling code has been modified to handle Windows file paths better.

What is new in version 1.7.2 / 2.0 Alpha 1:

  • A possible XSS vulnerabity in the Profiler output has been fixed.
  • The import() function can now also import third-party classes in APPPATH/vendor.
  • When using multiple DB connections, the profiler now shows the connection used for the query.
  • The Profiler now html encodes the output to avoid incorrect handling of the ampersand.
  • The internal Markdown class has been removed, and replaced by the Composer library.
  • Some methods were still defined as private. This has been changed to protected to allow extension.
  • Fully namespaced controllers are now supported. Now you can use class names like Controller\Foo\Bar, Controller_Foo_Bar, or Controller\Foo_Bar.
  • The Database layer now has support for nested transactions, either through native SQL support, or via SAVEPOINTS.
  • The Agent class has been switched back to the original browscap.org URL's.
  • Saving a Lang or Config file will now flush the APC and/or Opcode cache.
  • Double quotes inside an HTML tag attribute value are now escaped.
  • Debug logging has been added to the Session classes to aid in debugging session loss.
  • GZIP compression is now automatically disabled if the client indicates it doesn't support it.
  • Unit tests have been adapted where needed to support PHPUnit 4.
  • The html_tag helper function now generates compliant HTML.
  • Several pieces of file handling code has been modified to handle Windows file paths better.

What is new in version 1.7.1:

  • This release fixes quite a few bugs and omissions.
  • Also the documentation has been improved, where the missing Fieldset Field class documentation has been added.

What is new in version 1.7:

  • File::close_file() was broken when using locking. This has been fixed.
  • Date::test_format() no longer resets the current timezone to UTC.
  • Output buffering is now disabled when in CLI mode. This allows you to get messages from your tasks in realtime, instead of having to wait until the task has finished.
  • A bug in all session drivers (except cookie) that caused the session timestamp not to be updated has been fixed. The session will now not expire as long as there is activity within the expiration timeout.
  • PHP E_ERROR's are now reported as "Fatal error".
  • Profiler data will no longer be added to the output if the request is an ajax call.
  • The finder now checks for "?:\" to detect a Windows path, so that one-letter module names can be used in finder filenames ("?:filename").
  • Where relevant calls to file_exists() have been changed to is_file() for performance reasons.
  • Where relevant calls to call_user_func_array() have been changed to call_fuel_func_array(), our internal equivalent which is about 30% faster.
  • Lots of bugfixes in the Auth package, especially in relation to OpAuth and the Ormauth drivers.
  • Lots of bugfixes in the Orm package, especially related to Model_Soft and Model_Nestedset.

What is new in version 1.6.1:

  • Fixed broken CSS code in the welcome controller views.
  • Improvement to the query analysis information displayed in the profiler (MySQL only).
  • The included Markdown library has been upgraded to v1.2.6.
  • Lots of path processing improvement to have the framework work better on Windows.

What is new in version v1.3:

  • Debug_: You can now modify the default display behaviour of dump() through Debug::$js_toggle_open.
  • Upload: Now allows you to set custom messages in validation callbacks.
  • Config: Config::load now always returns the loaded configuration.
  • Pagination: Now uses anchors for all pagination enties, which allows for better styling.

What is new in version v1.0.1:

  • This release is primarily a bug fix release.

What is new in version v1.0:

  • Support multi-dimensional input arrays.
  • Fixed if statement to correspond with fuel coding standards.
  • Default fields to 'NOT NULL', also if no 'null' attribute is provided.
  • Fixed wrong index offset in Upload::save().
  • Renamed cookie field name as well, for consistency.

What is new in version v1.0.0-RC2.1:

  • Fixed a security issue where the URI was not being properly sanitized.

Requirements:

  • PHP 5.3 or higher

Similar Software

actionHero
actionHero

10 Apr 16

Nancy
Nancy

10 Feb 16

Pico
Pico

28 Feb 15

Flask
Flask

13 May 15

Comments to FuelPHP

1 Comments
  • rene frick 19 Jan 16
    prosim vas, je tu niekto kto by mi vedel pomoct v zaciatkoch s fuelphp?
Add Comment
Turn on images!