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Author: tsetliff

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-# (Unfinished) Web Application Framework
+# Web Application Framework
 A tiny PHP web application framework.
 
 I'm mostly doing this as an exercize in picking through some decisions other frameworks have made.
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 * Di/Configuration autocompletes in PhpStorm 10+
 * PSR 2 compliant
 * Di/Configuration both work the same way, and can be configured per environment.
-* By default does not include any external libraries, I'll try to add examples for how to use twig for views.
+* Possibly no external libraries for the framework itself though I will be giving installation instructions with composer.
+* phpunit will be used in examples to run tests.
 * Easy to debug from end to end. I want to hit very little code before hitting the custom logic in the controller.
-* Examples of how to use a persistance (database) and view, but nothing is included by default.
-* A handful of common simple objects that you can optionally use (Session, Request, Response)
+* A handful of common simple objects that you can optionally use (Session, Log, Request, Response)
+* To implement the example project I am building I will look into using the controller with REST verbs, though I'm currently unsure of how I plan to implement it.
 
 ## Example flow when using this framework
-An http POST happens: http://yoursite/account/save
+An http POST happens: http://yoursite/Account/save
 
-Apache rewrite sends everything to http://yoursite/index.php behind the scenes with a path of /account/save
+Apache rewrite sends everything to http://yoursite/index.php behind the scenes with a path of /Account/save
 
-index.php calls the routing code that loads the controller account and calls the method saveAction.
+index.php calls the routing code that loads the controller Account and calls the method saveAction.
 
 The controller then makes sure the person is logged in and is who they say they are.
 
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 The controller then returns a json encoded response indicating everything went well.
 
-## Installation
+## Changes to above flow when using REST
+An http PUT happens to : http://yoursite/Account/12345
 
-## Write Something Small
+The router sees that rest is enabled on the account controller and calls the account/put method.
 
-## Unit Testing
+The put method then ensures that the person is logged in, validates the data, gets the repository and updates the object in the repository, and returns an affermative response.
+
+## Installation With Composer
+Since composer is an easy way to pull in additional libraries you will need for your project I'm going to just explain how to install this project with composer.
 
+## Unit Testing
+In general you just put tests in the testing directory with the same structure as the classes you are testing in the classes directory.  The environment is Testing and so the associated configuration and dependency injection classes will be loaded.