This framework can indeed has cheezburger.

Think of it as Zynapse's little brother:

• No ActiveRecord
• One Single Framework Provided Controller
• Easy
• Peasy
• Rice

Easiest thing to do is to take this example project, and start making changes.

Your main layout should be named default.php inside _layouts/. To change layouts just make a new php file (for example: new_layout.php) in _layouts. To use it on a page, add <?php $this->layout = 'new_layout'; ?> somewhere on the page you want to have use your new layout.

You'll need to add <?php echo $content_for_layout; ?> where ever you want the layout to include the page content.

The default page the framework will try to render is home.php inside _pages. To add a new page to your site, something like http://example.dev/bio/ for example, just make a new file called bio.php and put it inside _pages.

To make a partial, make a new file in _partials (for example: header.php). To include that partial in your page or layout, add <?php render_partial('header'); ?> wherever you want it to be included.

You can customize the error pages by making a new php file called default.php in _errors. Alternatively, you can serve a specialized page per HTTP error code by putting a file named after the error code number into _errors (for example: 404.php). Check out the vendor/cheezy/_errors/default.php to see the variables you can use in your error pages.

You'll need to give read/write permissions (chmod 777) to the tmp directory. This allows the framework to do a little cacheing to speed up processing time.