MultiFlexi's Core classes
The MultiFlexi core provides a rich set of PHP classes for managing flexible, multi-tenant application environments. Below is a summary of the main classes and their responsibilities:
- Engine: Base class for database-backed entities, providing common ORM and data management functionality.
- Company, CompanyApp, CompanyEnv, CompanyJob: Manage company profiles, their assigned applications, environments, and job scheduling.
- Application: Represents an application within the MultiFlexi platform, including configuration and metadata.
- Credential, CredentialType, CredentialConfigFields, CredentialProtoType: Handle secure storage, typing, and configuration of credentials for applications and services.
- Conffield, ConfigField, ConfigFields, ConfigFieldWithHelper: Define and manage configuration fields for applications and modules, supporting dynamic forms and helpers.
- Credata: Manages credential data records, extending the Engine for secure storage.
- DBEngine, DatabaseEngine: Provide advanced database operations, including table definitions, data rendering, and integration with DataTables.
- Environmentor: Manages environment variables and settings for application execution.
- Job, Runner, RunTemplate, RunTplCreds, ScheduleLister, Scheduler: Orchestrate job execution, scheduling, templates, and credential assignment for automated workflows.
- Logger, LogToSQL, LogToZabbix: Centralized logging, with support for SQL and Zabbix integration.
- Requirement: Handles requirements and dependencies, including credential provider discovery.
- Token: Manages authentication tokens for secure access.
- Topic, Topics, TopicManager: Support for topic-based messaging and categorization within the platform.
- User: Manages user accounts, authentication, and permissions.
- FileStore: Handles file storage and retrieval operations.
- platformCompany, platformServer: Interfaces for platform-specific company and server integration.
All classes follow PSR-12 coding standards, include comprehensive docblocks, and are well-tested with PHPUnit. Internationalization is supported via the i18n library, and all user-facing strings are translatable.
For more details, see the source code in the src/MultiFlexi/ directory and the corresponding unit tests in tests/src/MultiFlexi/.
multiflexi-core is heart of MultiFlexi suite. See the full list of ready-to-run applications within the MultiFlexi platform on the application list page.
