Website shell
+Load your website's main stylesheet, JavaScript, markdown, and other assets once and keep them around between page navigations. Saving bandwidth and increases page load times considerably.
+ +This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
This is an instance property of vegvisir.Navigation.
In this example we will perform a simple programmatic Vegvsir navigation and abort it immediately.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
Include a CSS file into a page which will be automatically minified and inlined.
In this example we're importing a stylesheet from /public/assets/css/style.css relative from root_path.
This can be very useful for bundling SVGs, plaintext files, HTML, and more for faster page loading.
In this example we will be inlining an SVG icon from /public/assets/icon.svg directly into our page as if it were hardcoded.
Inject the compiled output of another Vegvisir page (or other PHP script).
In this example we will be including a PHP file that contains reusable code (a banner) from /snippets/banner.php into a Vegvisir page /public/index.php.
Place this as close to the bottom of your body tag in your shell_page as possible.
In this example we will initialize a single-page website with the two required files to run a bare-bones Vegvisir website: /public/index.php and /public/shell.php.
Include a JavaScript source file into a page which will be automatically minified and inlined.
In this example we're importing a JavaScript source file from /public/assets/js/script.js relative from root_path.
Vegvisir is a PHP and JavaScript web framework developed by Victor Westerlund as a hobby project.
-This framework is not intended to replace the true-and-tested like Laravel, it would be interesting of course if it gained some users but my goal is to keep this project small and flexible.
-In this guide we will install Vegvisir from a template repository. I will be using a Debian Linux environment for this demonstration.
This documentation only covers the new experimental version of Vegvisir, which is version 3.
-The older versions of Vegvisir can be found here. They lack proper documentation and function a bit differently than Vegvisir 3 which has been largely rewritten from scratch. The main addition to version 3 are what I call "shells".
-There is a template repository on Codeberg which you can clone or generate from which has a bare-bones website ready for us.
+ +The template repository has an install.sh file in its root directory which will install and set up our Vegvisir configuration for us.
In this demo we will be using NGINX as our web server, and PHP-FPM (packaged by Ondřej Surý) as our FastCGI processor.
+As long as you point all traffic to /vegvisir/public/index.php with PHP pass you should be fine with other web server programs too.
Navigate to your configured web server host and if you're greeted with a welcome to Vegvisir page, then everything is working as it should!
+Feel free to experiment or follow the reference guide for more information about each Vegvisir feature.
+Vegvisir is a PHP and JavaScript web framework developed by Victor Westerlund as a hobby project.
-This framework is not intended to replace the true-and-tested like Laravel, it would be interesting of course if it gained some users but my goal is to keep this project small and flexible.
-This documentation only covers the new experimental version of Vegvisir, which is version 3.
-The older versions of Vegvisir can be found here. They lack proper documentation and function a bit differently than Vegvisir 3 which has been largely rewritten from scratch. The main addition to version 3 are what I call "shells".
-Vegvisir is a work in progress, based on a framework I developed for a company a few years ago, which in turn was based on a content injector I built for another company. You can read more about the history of this framework on my personal website.
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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/public/examples.php b/public/examples.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0d9d5fc --- /dev/null +++ b/public/examples.php @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ + +Here are some examples of Vegvisir being used on real websites!
+That header is present on every page, so it's loaded once and never again.
+Vevisir pages, snippets, and other PHP files can be inlined with the response using VV::include.
developed as a hobby project by Victor Westerlund
Bundle your page JavaScript and CSS using native PHP templating and the VV PHP class directly into a automatically minified and soft-navigated page.
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