Config

File /config.php defines configuration array. You can add your keys and use them.

Example

<?php
return [
	'debug'     => true,
	'cores'     => [
		'Site'     => $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/Site',
		'BlackFox' => $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/BlackFox',
	],
	'roots'     => [
		'/Site/root'     => $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/Site/root',
		'/BlackFox/root' => $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/BlackFox/root',
	],
	'languages' => [
		'en' => 'English',
		'ru' => 'Русский',
	],
	'templates' => [
		'main'  => '/Site/templates/main',
		'admin' => '/BlackFox/templates/admin',
	],
	'overrides' => [
		'BlackFox\Engine'   => 'Site\Engine',
		'BlackFox\Database' => 'BlackFox\MySQL',
	],
	'database'  => [
		'HOST'     => 'localhost',
		'PORT'     => 3306,
		'USER'     => 'root',
		'PASSWORD' => '',
		'DATABASE' => 'site',
	],
];

/Site -- directory with your core
/BlackFox -- directory with framework (which is also the core)

Keys meaning

debug: bool, set this to true to allow global function debug() to work
cores: dictionary of cores:
key - namespace of the core

value - absolute path to core folder
first key has top priority
roots: dictionary of roots:
key - relative path to root

value - absolute path to root
first key has top priority
languages: dictionary of languages (may be empty):
key - symbolic code of language

value - name of language
first element is the default language
templates: dictionary of templates:
key - template code

value - relative path to the template folder
overrides: dictionary, describing classes overriding:
key - class that needs to be overridden

value - class to override with
remember that you can successfully override class only with it's children
database: dictionary of details for connecting to the database, vary by driver

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