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require ‘NiceDog.php’;

R(‘’)→controller(’test’)→action(‘index’)→on(‘GET’);

class Test extends C{

    public function index(){

        echo ‘Hello’;

    }

}

run();

But Why?

If you want to build a small site or software and do not need a BIG framework with a lot of features, you can use Nice
Dog. Nice Dog do not have any ORM or big features like Cake, Rails or Django have, but it is smaller, easier and faster!

Easy to deploy

Just drop the files into a folder in your Apache server!
Nice Urls

R(‘’)→controller(’test’)→action(‘index’)→on(‘GET’);

Tutorial for who doesn’t have time 1. Get the files 2. Put in your directory, like /var/www/htdocs/, no yaml, xml, *ml 3. Create a index.php 4. Just

      require('NiceDog.php');

5. Make urls like this, define the url, class, method and HTTP method:

More on Routing

      R(‘tag/(?P[-\w]+)’)→controller(‘Test’)→action(‘p_tag’)→on(‘GET’);

Ruby on Rails-style route patterns work too, with a default pattern of [a-zA-Z0-9_-]+:

      R(‘tag/:tag’)→controller(‘Test’)→action(‘p_tag’)→on(‘GET’);

6. Write a class that extends C or Controller

      class Test extends C{}

      class Test extends Controller{}

7. Write a method p_tag

      public function p_tag($tag){ echo $tag; }

8. And

      run();

9. Open in your browser: http://localhost/tag/dog