[Zugmaschine]

I have understand the way so far, to make simple Modules in CI4.
But how, when i want build Modules inside Modules.
Take a look:

Backend_Modul
   + Modul_A
   + Modul_B
Frondend_Modul
   + Modul_A
   + Modul_B

I can realize that in the same way, with Namespaces?

[jreklund]

Of course. Just name it;

Frontend\Module
Frontend\AnotherModule

Backend\Module
Backend\AnotherModule

Take a look at this, and just create multiple acme. Acme in this case are your frontend and backend. And Blog are Module_A and Module_B.
https://codeigniter.com/user_guide/general/modules.html

[InsiteFX]

To be safe use your own namespace name for your own company.

CompanyName
-- ModuleName
---- Controllers
---- etc;

[Zugmaschine]

To be safe use your own namespace name for your own company.

CompanyName
-- ModuleName
---- Controllers
---- etc;

You mean that way ...

CompanyName (my Namespace)
  +Backend_Modul
      + Modul_A
      + Modul_B
  +Frontdend_Modul
      + Modul_A
      + Modul_B


But i have also to build a namespace (subnamespace) for the Backend_Modul and the Frondend_Modul, or ...?

[FlavioSuar]

Very interesting thread for a newbie like me! Following it and learning... Thank you all!!

[jreklund]

But i have also to build a namespace (subnamespace) for the Backend_Modul and the Frondend_Modul, or ...?

Yes, all sub-folders are a new sub namespace.

[LefflerHirthe]

This topic is really interesting. It is describing my problem properly. The comments above have given me a lot of ideas for organizing the dzwonki na telefon app

[InsiteFX]

Modules are one of the best things that have happened in the new CodeIgniter 4.

[MathCmsCode]

Hello to all,

I'm creating a small personal cms with CI4, but I'm stuck on the organization of the template system.

My architecture, based on modules is the following:
- app
- public
-- assets
--- default-theme
---- style.css
---- js.css
- companyname
-- Admin
-- Blog
-- Catalog
-- Themes
--- default-theme
---- blog
----- template.php
----- post.php

So I have a "Themes" folder which will contain the different templates.

I would also like to know the best way to manage the CSS & JS files of the template (assets/default-theme) in the same folder as the Php files of the module (tcms/Themes/default-theme).

Thank you in advance for your help and happy holidays.

[John_Betong]

@ MathCmsCode,

I created a Base_Controller which all the controllers extend. The Base_Controller detects the URI and sets a public $uri variable. This variable is checked (in a switch statement) and the relevant CSS and JavaScript files included in a common HTML Header file... which is included in all the views.

https://codeigniter.com/user_guide/exten...controller