Author: Ramesh Narayan Jangid
Updated on: 2023-06-20
Posted on: 2023-06-20
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Package: PHP Microservices Framework
This article covers basic behind configuring DB and Routes for this freamework.
1. DB Configuration:
The below configuration is one among them.
dbHostnameDefault='127.0.0.1'
dbUsernameDefault='root'
dbPasswordDefault='shames11'The global database contains all the configuration and client database can be created and the configuration can be set as mentioned.
The client database can be a single in case you want to maintain a single db throughout your application.
This can also be tweaked to allow multiple db for respective client or a dedicated db instance for respective client f your requirement is to a next level.
2. Route Configuration:
Tables related to Route configuration are as below.
a. m003_master_route (Route details)
b. l001_link_allowed_route - (Route links)
The m003_master_route table's column route stores the actual route detail.
E.g. route can be /{table:string}/{id:int}.
Suppose one want to suffix admin and client routes than
route can be /admin/{table:string}/{id:int} & /client/{table:string}/{id:int}
Note a single entry represents a single type of route.
E.g. /{table:string}/{id:int} & /client/{table:string}/{id:string} should be configured separately.
For both point 1, 2; once done with these changes in the `global` db one needs to reload these in redis via reload API.
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