use UserFrosting as UF;
// Front page
$app->get('/', function () use($app) {
// This if-block detects if mod_rewrite is enabled.
// This is just an anti-noob device, remove it if you know how to read the docs and/or breathe through your nose.
if (isset($_SERVER['SERVER_TYPE']) && $_SERVER['SERVER_TYPE'] == "Apache" && !isset($_SERVER['HTTP_MOD_REWRITE'])) {
$app->render('errors/bad-config.twig');
exit;
}
// Check that we can connect to the DB. Again, you can remove this if you know what you're doing.
if (!UF\Database::testConnection()) {
// In case the error is because someone is trying to reinstall with new db info while still logged in, log them out
session_destroy();
// TODO: log out from remember me as well.
$controller = new UF\AccountController($app);
return $controller->pageDatabaseError();
}
// Forward to installation if not complete
// TODO: Is there any way to detect that installation was complete, but the DB is malfunctioning?
if (!isset($app->site->install_status) || $app->site->install_status == "pending") {
$app->redirect($app->urlFor('uri_install'));
}
// Forward to the user's landing page (if logged in), otherwise take them to the home page
// This is probably where you, the developer, would start making changes if you need to change the default behavior.
if ($app->user->isGuest()) {
$controller = new UF\AccountController($app);
$controller->pageHome();
// If this is the first the root user is logging in, take them to site settings
} else {
if ($app->user->id == $app->config('user_id_master') && $app->site->install_status == "new") {
$app->site->install_status = "complete";
