removed unnecessary files, fixed `contentFiles`, updated PeachPie

[jakubmisek]

• updated to PeachPie 0.9.970

• project structure fixes, copy and pack files properly

  • /Website -> /ResponsiveFileManager
  • ResponsiveFileManager provides contentFiles properly, netcoreapp3.0+
  • does not (should not) include .php files in NuGet
  • sample aspnetcore app handles static files properly
  • static and default prior to .php request handler
  • path to /fiemanager static files updated, copied from NuGet/Project properly

• updated readme

  • added libman instructions (not included in VS anymore, must be done manually)
  • UseStatic() before UsePhp() (recommended)
  • path to /filemanager updated (it is now outside of wwwroot)

• removed local nuget feed (causes problems with building)

[gordon-matt]

Wow, that's a lot of changes. I am a little concerned about some of them though. For example, this one:

does not (should not) include .php files in NuGet

There is a good reason that I included those php files. I did not include all of the php files.. only the language files, because the Responsive File Manager was throwing errors when it could not find them.

Anyway, thanks. I will try to view and merge soon.

[gordon-matt]

Also.. all those file manager files that you deleted served a purpose as well.. While developing (example: testing a new version of RFM), then I will use the files instead of the NuGet package.. and then later when I confirmed it's working, then I will release the NuGet package and switch to that instead of the files. That's why I had both a <PackageReference> and a <ProjectReference> in the .csproj. I switch between NuGet package and normal files depending on if I am in development mode or release.

And the local NuGet feed is also useful for testing NuGet packages to make sure they work, before releasing it.

[jakubmisek]

thanks for reviewing; all these were considered.

• PeachPie will serve the language PHP files "virtually" (file_exists gets TRUE even the file is not physically there)
• during development, since "contentfiles" were fixed, files are copied to /bin by msbuild automatically

[gordon-matt]

It's working well. Nicely done, thank you. New package is on NuGet now.

[jakubmisek]

great! thank you :)