A tiny web application framework with big ambitions.
- Native Features First
Haku aims to have a small footprint, without any external dependencies and relies soley on the power of native PHP 8.3 features. - Developer Friendly
Haku ships with a command line tool that helps you generate code, run code tests and set up a development server all from your terminal of choice. - Sprouting Codebase
Haku might have a limited feature-set out of the box, but does provide a great foundation to build and add bespoke libraries and components.
gh repo clone hejrobin/haku project-name
# or via ssh
# git clone git@github.com:hejrobin/haku.git project-name
cd project-name
php haku init --dev
Haku ships with its own command line tool, haku which provides some helpful commands to aid you in the development of your project. You can always run haku --help to see what commands are available.
php haku init— Creates required configuration files, if you add--devor--testconfiguration files for those environments will be created.php haku serve— Starts a development server using PHP's built in server.php haku make <generator>— Invokes one of the code generators that Haku ships with, runphp haku make --helpto see available generators.php haku test— Runs all available*.spec.phptests in the workspace, you can control what tests to run with the flags--onlyor--omit.php haku version— Shows current haku version.php haku routes— Lists all available routes based on defined application routes.
If you've forked Haku to use in your project, sometimes you might want to upgrade to the latest version. This requires PHP ZIP Extension, and then you can run php haku upgrade to fetch the latest repository changes available.