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ias-mvc-skeleton

v0.0.21

Published

this package contains the basic files needed for an MVC-structured website which can also be used as a Progressive Web App.

Downloads

19

Readme

This package installs a basic file structure for a simple MVC-modeled website. It has no dependencies and doesn't rely on any library.

The required actions to make your website work with this structure are: -creating a database -modifying and renaming the env.example.php file, according to your database information. -setting up a web server

If you have any enquiries related to the package itself, please contact me at [email protected], specifying the package version you have issues with. Version can be found in the package.json file, in the "version" field.

#patch notes #v0.0.1 #basic file structure and initialization

#v0.0.2 #dummy patch with no apparent changes

#v0.0.3 #stable version for all files

#v0.0.4 #inclusion of README.md file changes in the v0.0.3 patch

#v0.0.6 #creation of a dummy .npmignore file to cancel override of .gitignore file.