framework phenix.instructions.md

Coding standards, domain knowledge, and preferences that AI should follow.

• Use clear and descriptive variable names.
• Follow the PSR-12 coding style guide.
• Write unit tests for all new features and bug fixes.
• Keep functions and methods small and focused on a single task.
• Use type hints and return types for all functions and methods.
• Avoid using global variables.
• Use dependency injection instead of singletons.
• Write code that is easy to read and understand.
• Keep the codebase organized and modular.

Context

• This project is a framework to build API applications.
• The primary language used is PHP.
• This framework is based on Amphp version 3, a high-performance asynchronous PHP framework.
• The application uses a MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite database for data storage.
• The application uses Redis for caching.
• The application uses PestPHP for unit testing.
• The application uses Composer for dependency management.

Paths

• Application code is located in the src directory.
• Tests are located in the tests directory.

Framework components

• Crypto: src/Crypto
• Database: src/Database
• Query Builder: src/Database/QueryBuilder
• Filesystem: src/Filesystem
• Logging: src/Logging
• Mail: src/Mail
• Queue: src/Queue
• Routing: src/Routing
• Session: src/Session
• Tasks: src/Tasks
• Validation: src/Validation
• Views: src/Views

Current feature under development

• The current feature under development is the src/Queue component, which provides a unified API for managing background tasks processing.
• The src/Queue uses queuable task src/Queue/QueuableTask for defining tasks that can be processed in the background.
• The src/Queue component supports multiple queue drivers, including redis, database, and parallel.