Geoff likes to exploit the URI and inject key/value pairs into it. It's not something I do, but I was intrigued enough to implement it. Basic usage is /path/to/page/id:123/spam:eggs. The variables are removed from the request variable as to not bork module loading and are made available via Browser::get('variable');
Dropped the bootstrap submodules since the bootstrap is moving out of this project again. Also dropped LESS, relying on an installed copy (similar to SASS)
Using github for authentication, I already had a github callback module. Renamed to /callback/github/hook to be a bit more verbose (and avoid the conflict)
Takes a word and a variable and determines if the word should be plural. Optionally returns the variable prepended to the output. Happy Fucking New Year!
Sure beats incrementing the variable then setting it! Usage: $model->record['column'] = '++'; // or '--'. Only works with single row updates at the moment. May expand into allowing a variable step to be defined (+10 or ++10 or something... I say that cause I think the double character is a bit safer since you could in theory set a value to -10000 and not want it to decrement by 10k)
Fixed a bug in the Controller that was throwing some notices when a module didn't return any data. Also finished up the calculateDistance() method in the Distance class. Seems I left it in somewhat of a bug filled incomplete state last week.
Solves the issue with having a site not using the built in PDO (case in point, I'm building a site entirely on Redis with a separate vendor library that isn't part of PICKLES)
Rearranged methods as well, they needed to be in alphabetical order. In the case that I need more distance related conversions, I'll move that method to it's own class.
Used to be very rigid in that each URI had to map to a single module. Now the inclusion of dots in the URI allow you to have multiple end points in a single file. /user/edit and /user/edit.save both resolve to /modules/user/edit.php
Probably should make it a part of the model as well, assuming it doesn't already do that, pretty sure it doesn't. Would help me as one of my sites I need to migrate a ton of code, so being able to flip models on one by one would be excellent.
