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Path organization - fagnerdin - 01-21-2022
Hello everyone!
I know and understand that the organization of folders is by convention, but I would like a technical explanation of which scenario to use according to the organization that I show below:
About CI4..., does it make sense to create a folder for each system, even if it is a distributed system for different areas of the company, but which can request common calls?
For example:
Scenario 1:
date/www/sites/
| -- system1/app/[controllers, Model, Views]
| -- system2/app/[controllers, Model, Views]
| -- system3/app/[controllers, Model, Views]
Scenario 2:
date/www/sites/
| -- general_system/app/
| -- controllers/
| -- system1.php
| -- system2.php
| -- system3.php
| -- Views/
| -- system1.php
| -- system2.php
| -- system3.php
What would be the best practice, scenario 1 or scenario 2?
Thank you all, see you later.
RE: Path organization - kenjis - 01-23-2022
What do you mean by "can request common calls"?
Scenario 2 seems unrealistic.
One system has only one controller?
RE: Path organization - fagnerdin - 01-25-2022
I wanna mean what's is the best way, scenario 1 or 2?
Make different systems in a same controller/view/model path OR I need to use different path of Codeigniter Framework for each system?
Let's say that system will have salles users and financial account users... a both of users will use a function to know "how much money client expend in that mounth"...
I have to make a path of complete condeigniter to put both system or one condeigniter path for each system?
Scenario 1
www/
| -- my_system/App/[both systems]
Scenario 2
www/
| -- my_system_financial/App/[System 1]
| -- my_system_salles/App/[System 2]
RE: Path organization - fagnerdin - 01-25-2022
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"One system has only one controller?"
[/quote]
No, they will not use the same controller, but, in a most of time, they will use same functions and requests (model database).
And they will also use the same page template.
I not wanna make the same function to a both of systems.
It is a best practice to make the same function to each system?
Is there a possibility to avoid a redundancy in this case?