Using EasyiiCMS in ThinkPHP6

With the advent of the Internet era, website construction has become an important means of publicity and display for various enterprises and institutions. In order to make the website easier to maintain, expand and enhance, website construction also requires the help of various open source frameworks and content management systems. For PHP developers, ThinkPHP6 and EasyiiCMS are undoubtedly two good choices.

This article will introduce how to use EasyiiCMS to build a simple web application in ThinkPHP6.

1. What is ThinkPHP6?

ThinkPHP6 is a rapid development framework based on the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern of PHP 7.1. It adopts modern technologies such as containerization design, annotation configuration, and PSR-7 standards, and has comprehensive documentation and complete community support.

Using ThinkPHP6, you can quickly create web applications and easily expand and customize them.

2. What is EasyiiCMS?

EasyiiCMS (Easy Image) is a content management system developed based on the Yii 2 framework. It provides a wealth of plug-ins and modules to facilitate users to quickly build their own websites.

EasyiiCMS not only supports content management and editing, but also supports file management, advertising management, navigation management and other functions. At the same time, it provides a friendly backend interface and visual editor, allowing users to easily manage and maintain website content.

3. How to use EasyiiCMS in ThinkPHP6?

1. Install ThinkPHP6

First, we need to install the ThinkPHP6 development framework in the local environment. It can be installed through Composer:

composer create-project topthink/think tp6

2. Install EasyiiCMS

EasyiiCMS provides a quick installation script, which can be installed through the following command:

composer create-project -s dev easyii/easyii ^2.0

Installation completed Finally, we need to copy the root directory of EasyiiCMS to the root directory of ThinkPHP6.

3. Configuration database

In the .env configuration file of ThinkPHP6, add the following configuration:

DB_HOST=localhost
DB_NAME=mydatabase
DB_USER=myuser
DB_PASSWORD=mypassword
DB_PORT=3306

Among them, DB_NAME, DB_USER and DB_PASSWORD need to be modified according to the actual situation. DB_HOST and DB_PORT can use localhost and 3306 by default.

4. Configure routing

In the route/route.php file, add the following routing configuration:

use thinkacadeRoute;

Route::any('admin/<_a>', 'yiiwebController@runAction')->pattern('_a', '.*');

5. Start the service

Start the ThinkPHP6 service:

php think run

Then visit http://localhost/admin to enter the background management interface of EasyiiCMS. Users, roles, modules, plug-ins, content, files, etc. can be managed in this interface.

4. Demonstration of existing functions

Taking article management as an example, we can add an article in EasyiiCMS and display it on the front desk of the website.

1. Add article

In the EasyiiCMS background management interface, select "Module" - "Article", then click the "Add Article" button and enter the article title, content, Classification and other information, and finally click "Save".

2. Display article

In ThinkPHP6, we can get the article content through the following controller method:

namespace appindexcontroller;

use thinkController;

class ArticleController extends Controller
{
    public function index($id)
    {
        $article = Yii::$app->db->createCommand('SELECT * FROM easyii_article WHERE id = :id', [':id' => $id])->queryOne();
        return $this->fetch('index', ['article' => $article]);
    }
}

Among them, easyii_article is the name of the article table in EasyiiCMS. We query the corresponding article content from the database and pass it to the view file for display.

3. View file

Use the rendering method provided by ThinkPHP6 to render the view file. In the view/index directory, create a template file named article.html with the following content:

<?php echo $article['title'] ?>

<?php echo $article['text'] ?>

Here only the title and content of the article are simply output. . We can also use the rich text editor provided by EasyiiCMS to edit article content and add multimedia content such as images, videos, and audios.

5. Summary

Through the introduction of this article, we can find that after using the combination of ThinkPHP6 and EasyiiCMS, we can easily build a feature-rich and easy-to-maintain Web application. In actual application development, we can customize development modules and plug-ins as needed to improve development efficiency and reduce code complexity.

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