BackDoor is an RESTFul API in PHP language with design pattern MVC.

• BackDoor API structure
• Concept

You have an index that load all core system. You can define the libraries and config files to load in /config/default.php. You can define the models in /models, in my example the models files extend a library model_json for manage a data files to type JSON. The controllers extend Controller, a class controller with the default method GET, POST, PUT and DELETE.

/.htaccess
/index.php
/config
	default.php
/core
	core.php
	config.php
	controller.php
	data.php
	error.php
	loader.php
	request.php
	router.php
	sessions.php
	utils.php
/libraries
	/*Models_SQL.php*/
	model_json.php
	/*Datamapper.php*/
	XV_Controller.php
/controllers
	users.php
	helloworld.com
/models
	user.php
/data
	data.users.json

If you install the frameworks directly in base folder of your web server, you have an access with this: http://[your domain]/users/:id. In url users is your controller and :id is your first arguments in request. For this frameworks, the first arguments (name between / after your domain) is the controller, after this is the arguments of request. In my example it's an id, but you can past a date, token, name, number, boolean.

In a controller, the default methods are: doGet, doPost, doPut, doDelete. For all methods, you receive an object argument request with this default structure:

• args
  • it's an array with the arguments in url after the controller
• data
  • it's an array with the data receive by php://input in methods POST and PUT
• page
  • it's the page for the pagination (default is 1). You can define this parameters in url parameter page.
• limit
  • it's the limit when you return data (default is 100). You can define this parameters in url parameter limit.