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Settings bugfix, frontend implementation, API CLI template integration

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@@ -165,10 +165,12 @@ To access and view any frontend pages, the internal router is used. Available ro
A static route targets a file, usually located in [/static](/static) and does nothing more, than returning its content. A dynamic route is usually the way to go:
It takes two parameters, firstly the target document and secondly, an optional view. For example, take the following routing table:
| Route | Action | Target | Extra |
|---------------------------| ------ | ------ |---------|
| `/funnyCatImage` | `Serve Static` | `/static/cat.jpg` | |
| `/someRoute/{param:str?}` | `Redirect Dynamic` | `\Documents\MyDocument\` | `param` |
| Route | Action | Target | Extra |
|---------------------------|------------|------------------------------|---------|
| `/funnyCatImage` | `Static` | `/static/cat.jpg` | |
| `/someRoute/{param:str?}` | `Dynamic` | `\Site\Documents\MyDocument` | `param` |
| `/redirectMe` | `Redirect` | `https://romanh.de/` | |
The first route would return the cat image, if the case-insensitive path `/funnyCatImage` is requested.
The second route is more interesting, as it includes an optional parameter of type string, which means, any route starting with `/someRoute/` or just `/someRoute` is accepted.
@@ -182,12 +184,12 @@ we could have one document, when showing different articles and products, and a
To create a new document, a class inside [/Core/Documents](/Core/Documents) is created with the following scheme:
```php
namespace Documents {
namespace Site\Documents {
use Elements\Document;
use Objects\Router\Router;
use Documents\Example\ExampleHead;
use Documents\Example\ExampleBody;
use Core\Elements\Document;
use Core\Objects\Router\Router;
use Site\Documents\Example\ExampleHead;
use Site\Documents\Example\ExampleBody;
class ExampleDocument extends Document {
public function __construct(Router $router, ?string $view = NULL) {
@@ -196,10 +198,10 @@ namespace Documents {
}
}
namespace Documents\Example {
namespace Site\Documents\Example {
use Elements\Head;
use Elements\Body;
use Core\Elements\Head;
use Core\Elements\Body;
class ExampleHead extends Head {
@@ -255,7 +257,7 @@ we firstly have to load the module. This is done by adding the class, or the obj
To translate the defined strings, we can use the global `L()` function. The following code snipped shows the use of
our sample language module:
**/Core/Localization/de_DE/example.php**:
**/Site/Localization/de_DE/example.php**:
```php
<?php
return [
@@ -316,6 +318,12 @@ php cli.php frontend rm <module-name>
php cli.php frontend dev <module-name>
```
### API commands
```bash
php cli.php api ls
php cli.php api <add> # interactive wizard
```
## Project Structure
```
├── Core