Introducing the CakeFramework, making plugins easier to make.

Hello guys.

I've been working on a Framework that is designed to help beginning plugin developers to develop plugins without having to program all their routing and condition handling.

It is called: CakeFramework!

Normally, with PHP plugin development, you would have to program everything from routing, command registering, switch statements, advanced PHP functions and API by yourself.
Now, with this framework, everything is routed automatically and variables are mapped to simplify and ease making of very simple plugins.

For example:
To make a simple plugin that displays 'Hello World' when /hello is typed on the console, all the developer has to do is make a file called Plugins/HelloWorld(PluginName)/Commands/Hello(CommandName).php, and place

Code:

$this->API->broadcast("Hello World");

in it.

Currently, all this framework does is route commands automatically to the right places according to directory structure so the developer does not have to route them.

The link is:
https://github.com/sekjun9878/CakeFramework
but consider this project as a Proof of Concept and not a real framework, as it is not designed to be one.

Have fun!

Very cool! I love your side projects you do. They are all really neat and there's very useful stuff too!

That's cool! but I'm not gonna use it :/ it kind of confuses me. But it's fantastic for beginners so they can learn the basics about the action codes

Name sounds similar to CakePHP.

Uploaded to Github with a basic usage.
https://github.com/sekjun9878/CakeFramework

Not right now, as the whole command routing is based on Directory Structure.

No. An actual recursive directory structure is required. Much like PSR-0 standard used in PHP applications and frameworks.