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auntiewarhol/mvcish
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Lightweight MVC-style PHP web application framework

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 [ ](https://github.com/auntiewarhol/mvcish)MVCish
======

[](#mvcish)

 Lightweight MVC-style PHP web application framework

About The Project
-----------------

[](#about-the-project)

This is a super-lightweight (and thus probably feature-poor) MVC framework in the same vein as something like Yii.

It exists because I inherited a large old legacy system that I needed to migrate, update, and replace. I wanted something I could easily hack into place, converting the legacy pages to new mvc-controlled pages in place, as needed, over time.

So this has some capacities to run in multiple different ways at once.

None of this is really documented, because I wrote it for my own use.

It does not have any nifty installer scripts or anything like that. Yet.

And I don't really encourage anyone else to use it. But hey, it's a free world. If you like it, go for it.

I'll try to work on the docs.

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### Installation

[](#installation)

```
	composer require auntiewarhol/mvcish

```

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Usage
-----

[](#usage)

(here's a few things slurped in from comments. it's a start)

for typical single-point-of-entrance use, your app bootstrap script will be something like:

websiteroot/MyApp/myApp.php

```