[deltatangodt]

I have 3 projects that will each be using a REST API library I customized based on the CI Rest API Library project. It has it's own helpers, models and Libraries. I don't want to have the files spread out in the app folder, some in the helpers directory, the libraries directory, etc.

So I created a folder in third_party and used the same structure as the app folder:

libraries
models
helpers

etc., with my custom code.

If I want to load them however, I am not sure how I would go about doing that. 

Would I just have to do the usual "require_once" approach in the construct of the controller which will require them? Or is there a way to load->helper, for example, and specify the third_party directory? 

I am not sure if codeigniter will automatically find them.

[snelledre]

I have 3 projects that will each be using a REST API library I customized based on the CI Rest API Library project. It has it's own helpers, models and Libraries. I don't want to have the files spread out in the app folder, some in the helpers directory, the libraries directory, etc.

So I created a folder in third_party and used the same structure as the app folder:

libraries
models
helpers

etc., with my custom code.

If I want to load them however, I am not sure how I would go about doing that. 

Would I just have to do the usual "require_once" approach in the construct of the controller which will require them? Or is there a way to load->helper, for example, and specify the third_party directory? 

I am not sure if codeigniter will automatically find them.

Hello,

For Codeigniter 3 you can use hmvc see here for information.
For Codeigniter 4 you can use "namespacing see here for information.

In both ways you can build also a version V1 and V2 off your API ect.
I think it can help you.

Andre

[abrkof]

I have a project that is full functional in http://real.abrkof.com that work exactly how you require