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weimg-server

WeImg is your ultimate destination for discovering the most hilarious memes, adorable pets in sweaters, mind-blowing science facts, hidden video game Easter eggs, and everything else that makes the internet so entertaining. Get ready to add a whole new level of fun to your phone!

Welcome to weimg-server! This repository contains the backend components for powering a dynamic web application. Below is a brief overview of the directory structure and key components of the project:

Directories:

  • cache: Contains cached files used for optimizing performance.
  • config: Stores configuration files for various aspects of the application such as database settings, routes, and constants.
  • controllers: Houses PHP controllers responsible for handling incoming requests and generating responses.
  • core: Contains core PHP classes and controllers fundamental to the application's functionality.
  • helpers: Stores PHP helper functions and utilities used throughout the application.
  • hooks: Placeholder directory for implementing custom hooks and callbacks.
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  • language: Contains language files for internationalization support, currently only supporting English.
  • libraries: Stores custom PHP libraries and third-party dependencies used in the application.
  • logs: Placeholder directory for storing application logs.
  • models: Houses PHP models representing data entities and interacting with the database.
  • third_party: Placeholder directory for third-party libraries or modules.

Files:

  • index.html: Default landing page for the server project.
  • test.php: A PHP script for testing purposes.
  • welcome_message.php: PHP script generating a welcome message for the application's homepage.

How to Use:

  1. Ensure that PHP is installed on your server environment.
  2. Configure the settings in the config directory, especially config.php and database.php, according to your environment.
  3. Utilize the controllers in the controllers directory to define application logic and handle HTTP requests.
  4. Interact with the database using the models defined in the models directory.
  5. Customize and extend the functionality of the application by adding new controllers, models, libraries, and helpers as needed.
  6. Refer to the views directory for HTML templates and error pages.

Feel free to explore the project further and contribute enhancements or report any issues you encounter. Happy coding!