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phpdotnet/phpdotnet
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A PHP micro-framework inspired by Microsoft's ASP.NET Core framework.

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PhpDotNet
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[](#phpdotnet)

An open-source PHP micro-framework inspired by Microsoft's ASP.NET Core framework. PhpDotNet is an object-oriented library which consists of modular components. Similar to ASP. NET Core, this infrastructure requires minimal overhead and allows you to retain flexibility.

PhpDotNet is a micro-framework, meaning that it requires little-to-no configuration, is designed to integrate with other libraries conforming to PSR standards, and allows you to design/develop your solution with as few constraints as possible.

Get Started
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[](#get-started)

Using PhpDotNet is as simple as setting-up your application's entrypoint script. By convention, this is index.php. See the following code example showing a basic **index.php**setup:

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