RabbitPHP is a PHP framework designed to be easy to develop and deploy. It supports SOAP API communication.

The Rabbit framework is organized into the following directories:

• control/: This directory contains core framework controllers.
  • config.php: Handles all application configuration.
  • control.php: Handles framework operations and logic.
  • navgiate.php: Handles routing to view pages.
  • module.php: Handles action scripts produced by modules.
  • page.php: Handles public pages.
  • rsource.php: handles CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on JSON data stored in the data/ directory. This provides a simple way to manage application data..
  • temp.php: Handles temporary files and folders.
  • route.php: Defines routing logic.
• modular/: Stores and runs project modules as classes.
• data/: Stores JSON data for your application.
• temp/: Manages temporary files used by the framework, such as logs, sessions, and uploaded files.
• frame/: Contains application template files.
• view/: Contains view pages or functions displayed on forms.
• index.php: The main entry point of the application.
• error.log: Stores system error logs.

1. Clone the Rabbit framework repository from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/wildshark/rabbit_framework.git

2. Place your project code within the Rabbit framework directory structure.

The config.php file stores application configuration settings. Here are some examples:

define("HEADER_TITLE",'Bank'); // The application title
define("HOST", 'http://localhost'); // The host
define("QUERY_URL",'/apis/susubank/server.php'); // The URL query endpoint
define("BNK",'356a1-92b79-13b04-c5457-4d18c-28d46-e6395-428ab'); // Endpoint token

The navgiate.php file handles routing using a switch statement. Here's an example:

switch($page){
  case "dashboard":
    $summary = $sbn->SusuModule("summary",false,BNK);
    $totalUser = isNull($summary['TotalUser']);
    $totalDeposit =isNull($summary['TotalDeposit']) ;
    $totalWithdraw = isNull($summary['TotalWithdraw']);
    $Balance = isNull($summary['Balance']);
    $datasheet = $sbn->SusuModule("currentTransaction",false,BNK);
    require("./frame/dashboard.php");
  break;
}

This example shows how to route to the dashboard.php template file for the "dashboard" page and retrieves data using the SusuModule function.

The module.php file handles action scripts produced by modules. Here's an example:

$sub = explode("-",$_REQUEST['submit']);
$act = $sub[0];
$req = $sub[1];
$url = [];
$token = BNK;

switch($act){

    case"user":
        if($req === "login"){           
            $rp = $qry->login("login",$_POST);
            if($rp == false){
                $url['page'] = "login";
            }else{    
                setcookie("_user",$_POST['username']);
                setcookie("uid",$rp['uid']);
                $url['main'] = "dashboard";
                $url['token']=$rp['bid'];
            }
        }elseif($req ==="registration"){
            $user = $_POST['username'];
            $pwd = $_POST['password'];
            $post = $qry->registration($user,$pwd);
        }elseif($req ==="reset"){
            $email = $_POST['email'];
            $post = $qry->registration($email);
        }   
    break;

}

header("location: ?".http_build_query($url));

To create a web interface:

1. Develop HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files in the view/ directory.
2. Use JavaScript libraries like Axios to make SOAP requests to your server.
3. Handle server responses and update the user interface accordingly.

To integrate RabbitPHP with a desktop application framework (e.g. NativePHP, cztomczak/phpdesktop, Qt, JavaFX):

1. Develop your desktop application using your chosen framework.
2. Implement logic to make SOAP requests to your RabbitPHP framework server.
3. Handle responses from the server and update the desktop application's UI.

1. Start your web server (e.g., built-in server, Nginx, or Apache).
2. Place your RabbitPHP framework directory in the web server's document root.
3. Access your application in the web browser using the configured host and port (e.g., http://localhost:8000).