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== Sunhill ==
Welcome to the Sunhill Framework Documentation Wiki.
 
=== What is the Sunhill Framework ===
The Sunhill Framework is a php framework built on top of the [https://www.laravel.org laravel framework]. The initial intention for the sunhill framework was to write an alternative object relational mapper (ORM) to eloquent. The main thing I don't like about eloquent is, that there is no consequent inheritance. See more on [[ORM]]. After a while there where some other extensions that I could use I my own project so I bundled them into the sunhill framework. Keep I mind that the sunhill framework was never meant to be a replacement to laravel but an extension in some point. (I fact I love laravel).
 
=== What are the components of the Sunhill Framework ===
The different components of the Sunhill Framework a collected in several subpackages.
* [[Sunhill Basic]]
** [[Check component]]
** [[Filter component]]
** [[Utilities]]
* [[Sunhill ORM]]
** [[Collections]]
** [[ORMObjects]]
** [[Properties]]

Revision as of 10:00, 28 August 2024

Sunhill

Welcome to the Sunhill Framework Documentation Wiki.

What is the Sunhill Framework

The Sunhill Framework is a php framework built on top of the laravel framework. The initial intention for the sunhill framework was to write an alternative object relational mapper (ORM) to eloquent. The main thing I don't like about eloquent is, that there is no consequent inheritance. See more on ORM. After a while there where some other extensions that I could use I my own project so I bundled them into the sunhill framework. Keep I mind that the sunhill framework was never meant to be a replacement to laravel but an extension in some point. (I fact I love laravel).

What are the components of the Sunhill Framework

The different components of the Sunhill Framework a collected in several subpackages.