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[Directory](/) 2. / 3. eru123/reactvuephp ActiveProject eru123/reactvuephp ================== I hate myself 00PHP Since Feb 4Pushed 3mo agoCompare [ Source](https://github.com/eru123/reactvuephp)[ Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/eru123/reactvuephp)[ RSS](/packages/eru123-reactvuephp/feed)WikiDiscussions main Synced 1mo ago READMEChangelogDependenciesVersions (1)Used By (0) Project Monolith: Unified Framework Integration Proof of Concept ================================================================ [](#project-monolith-unified-framework-integration-proof-of-concept) Executive Correspondence ------------------------ [](#executive-correspondence) **Date:** February 4, 2026 **Subject:** Formal Documentation of the Unified PHP/Frontend Architectual Proof of Concept **To:** Stakeholders and Development Teams Dear Colleagues, I am pleased to present this **Proof of Concept (PoC)**, a technical demonstration of a unified monorepo architecture. This project validates the possibility of maintaining a single-domain, multi-framework ecosystem—venerably referred to as a "Mono Website"—without the administrative burden of reverse proxies or complex HTTP request forwarding. By leveraging **PHP** as the primary entry point and orchestrator, we have established a system where diverse frontend frameworks (specifically React and Vue.js) coexist harmoniously. This approach ensures that all requests are handled by a single server entity, providing a seamless external experience while maintaining internal modularity. The following documentation outlines the architectural specifications, implementation details, and current technical constraints of this paradigm. --- Architectural Overview ---------------------- [](#architectural-overview) The core philosophy of this project is to use PHP not just for backend logic, but as the master router for the entire application. ### The Entry Point [](#the-entry-point) The system uses `index.php` as the central dispatcher. Utilizing a custom routing mechanism, the server identifies the requested URI and serves the corresponding frontend bundle by parsing the Vite manifest. ### Technical Stack [](#technical-stack) - **Orchestrator:** PHP 8.x with a custom Router. - **Frontend Frameworks:** React (TypeScript) & Vue.js (JavaScript). - **Build System:** Vite & Rolldown, utilized for multi-entrypoint compilation. - **Server:** PHP Built-in Development Server (automated via Vite plugin). --- Key Features ------------ [](#key-features) 1. **True Mono-Repo / Mono-Website:** Operates under a single domain without proxying (e.g., Nginx `proxy_pass`). 2. **Simplified Backend Integration:** Native PHP access for API endpoints (`/api`) within the same environment as the UI. 3. **Decentralized Frontend Development:** Individual teams can work in React or Vue within their designated directories while sharing the same build pipeline and deployment target. 4. **Automated Development Environment:** A custom Vite plugin synchronizes the PHP server lifecycle with the Vite build process. --- Getting Started --------------- [](#getting-started) ### Prerequisites [](#prerequisites) - PHP 8.1 or higher - Node.js & pnpm - Composer ### Installation [](#installation) 1. Install PHP dependencies: ``` composer install ``` 2. Install Node dependencies: ``` pnpm install ``` ### Development [](#development) To launch the development environment (including the auto-rebuilding frontend and the PHP server): ``` pnpm dev ``` ### Production Build [](#production-build) To generate the optimized distribution bundles: ``` pnpm build ``` --- Known Limitations and Technical Constraints ------------------------------------------- [](#known-limitations-and-technical-constraints) While this architecture provides significant simplicity and deployment advantages, certain trade-offs have been accepted for this Proof of Concept: ### 1. Lack of Hot Module Replacement (HMR) [](#1-lack-of-hot-module-replacement-hmr) In this configuration, HMR is disabled. The system relies on `vite build --watch`. - **Consequence:** Developers must manually refresh the browser after the build completes to see changes. - **Rationale:** Implementing HMR would necessitate a multi-port setup (one for PHP, one for the Vite dev server), increasing maintenance complexity and deviating from the "Mono Website" principle where PHP is the sole provider of the frontend. ### 2. Framework Navigation (Hard Reloads) [](#2-framework-navigation-hard-reloads) When transitioning between different framework entry points (e.g., moving from a React-driven page to a Vue-driven page), the application requires a full page reload. - **Consequence:** Standard Single Page Application (SPA) routing cannot be used across frameworks. External links or `window.location.href` must be utilized. - **Rationale:** Each framework resides in its own entry point defined in the Vite manifest. A clean state is required when switching context between the React and Vue runtimes. --- Conclusion ---------- [](#conclusion) This project serves as a robust foundation for building complex, multi-framework applications where administrative simplicity and backend integration are paramount. We believe the benefits of a single-domain entry point outweigh the current development-time constraints. Thank you for your attention to this architectural advancement. **Sincerely,** *[Jericho Aquino](https://github.com/eru123)* ### Health Score 18 — LowBetter than 8% of packages Maintenance54 Moderate activity, may be stable Popularity0 Limited adoption so far Community6 Small or concentrated contributor base Maturity12 Early-stage or recently created project Bus Factor1 Top contributor holds 100% of commits — single point of failure How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. 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