Have a clean webroot folder with no code

[gcarreno]

Hey @pasichDev,

Would it be OK if you modified your folder structure to the following?

• config/
  • .env <-- Use the ENV functionalities to store the local private data, like DB passwords and API keys Have a look at: https://packagist.org/packages/vlucas/phpdotenv
• src/
  • (All the code)
• webroot/
  • index.php <-- this has little to no code and just gets all the functionality from the src folder above
  • .htaccess
  • img/
    • (all the images)
  • js/
    • (all the Javascript)
  • css/
    • (all the Cascading Style Sheets)
• README.md
• LICENSE
• .gitignore
• .gitattributes

This way when we create the virtual host on apache2, we point it at the folder webroot. This leaves all the code OUTSIDE the webroot folder and apache cannot serve it, so no need for the defined(pasich) or die().

This will also begin to prepare you folder structure to use composer. We need to have a talk about Name Spaces on your classes and probably use a better HTTP Client to access the explorer API.

But the composer stuff can wait, first the folder structure, please :smiley:

Many, many thanks!!

Cheers, Gus

[pasichDev]

Hey @gcarreno I have noticed your question. I'm already halfway to a solution.